The Communication Process

Question 1

Common Definitions of Communication

Answer 1

Two-way process

Conversation/ talking

Exchange of ideas

Question 2

Communication is a ?

Answer 2

process

Question 3

Linear Model of Communication:

Answer 3

S > M > C > R
Sender - Message - Channel - Receiver

Question 4

Communication is a process of sending messages in a form of ? that passes through a channel to the receiver.

Answer 4

knowledge, ideas, belief, attitude, practices, etc.

Question 5

Communication is an ? process of sending messages in a form
of knowledge, ideas, belief, attitude, practices, etc. that passes through a channel to the receiver
with an expected effect in a form of feedback and feedforward that may be interfered by noise.

Answer 5

inevitable, infinite and irreversible

Question 6

you cannot avoid

Answer 6

inevitable

Question 7

never-ending

Answer 7

infinite

Question 8

once said/done cannot be altered

Answer 8

irreversible

Question 9

Communication can be_________

Answer 9

verbal, non- verbal and both.

Question 10

______- is important in communication.

Answer 10

Context

Question 11

Communication can be _______

Answer 11

formal or informal.

Question 12

There are different levels of communication:

Answer 12

mass, public, interpersonal and intrapersonal.

Question 13

Communication Models:

Answer 13

o Classical Model of Communication (by Aristotle)
o Shannon and Weaver’s Model
o Schramm’s Model
o Helical Model
o Lasswell’s Model

Question 14

A speaker…
Discovers - Arranges - Clothes - Delivers
Invention - Arrangement - Style-Delivery

Answer 14

Aristotle’s Model:

Question 15

Source- (Message)- Transmitter - (Signal) - Channel | - (Received Signal) - Receiver -
Noise
(Message) - Destination

Answer 15

Shannon and Weaver’s Model:

Question 16

Encoder - Message - Decoder
Interpreter Interpreter
Decoder - Feedback - Encoder

Answer 16

Osgood and Schramm’s Model:

Question 17

three-dimensional spring-like curve of a helix. It argues communication is cyclical, continuous, non-repetitive, accumulative, and influenced by time and experience.

Answer 17

Helical Model:

Question 18

Who - communicator
Says what - message
In which channel - medium
To whom - receiver
With what effect? - effect

Answer 18

Lasswell’s Model:

Question 19

Communication Theories:

Answer 19

o Semiotic
o Social Judgement Theory
o Presentational Self Theory

Question 20

Signified

                    Sign Signifier                                  Referent

Answer 20

Barthe’s Semiotic Theory:

Question 21

o Talks about how one makes judgement based on what he/she hears.

Answer 21

Social Judgement Theory:

Question 22

o Anchor/ Judgmental Anchor

Answer 22

Social Judgement Theory:

Question 23

o Latitudes of Rejection, Acceptance, and Non-Commitment

Answer 23

Social Judgement Theory:

Question 24

o Ego involvement

Answer 24

Social Judgement Theory:

Question 25

o Uses a theatrical metaphor of how one presents the self.

Answer 25

Presentational Self Theory:

Question 26

o Front Stage Self, Impression Management, Backstage Self

Answer 26

Presentational Self Theory:

Question 27

o Poses that everyday settings are viewed as: Stage, Actors, Audience and Performance

Answer 27

Presentational Self Theory: