TYPES OF COMMUNICATION

Question 1

Communication comprises five basic types:

Answer 1

intrapersonal, interpersonal, small group, public, and mass.

Question 2

is the BASIC communication you have with( yourself).

Answer 2

Intrapersonal Communication

Question 3

is BASIC communication that occurs (between two people) in the context of their ongoing relationship.

Answer 3

Interpersonal Communication

Question 4

TYPE OF BASIC COMMUNICATION such as sports teams, Bible study groups, organizational departments, and teams of students working on a class project.

Answer 4

SMALL GROUPS

Question 5

BASIC COMMUNICATION occurs when we (speak or write) to an audience that is larger than a small group

Answer 5

Public Communication

Question 6

is BASIC communication to a large audience that is transmitted by( media).

Answer 6

Mass communication

Question 7

takes place over the( phone or in person). The medium of the message is oral. EX. STORY TELLING, CRUCIAL CONVO.

Answer 7

Verbal Communication

Question 8

In contrast to verbal communications, BUT are( printed messages)

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WRITTEN COMMUNICATION

Question 9

What you say is a (vital part) of any communication.

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Nonverbal Communication

Question 10

Aspects of Nonverbal Communication refers to the (study of hand, arm, body, eye contact, and face movements). For example, in some places, eye contact is encouraged because it is a sign of paying attention, sincerity or of interest.

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Kinesics

Question 11

Aspects of Nonverbal Communication (looks at touch) as a way of communication.

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Haptics

Question 12

Aspects of Nonverbal Communication( looks at how people use personal space or their personal space requirements).

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Proxemics

Question 13

nonverbal cues that can support or detract from a sender’s message: A simple rule of thumb is that simplicity, directness, and warmth convey sincerity

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BODY LANGUAGE

Question 14

nonverbal cues that can support or detract from a sender’s message:In business, the style and duration of_______ considered appropriate vary greatly across cultures.

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EYE CONTACT

Question 15

nonverbal cues that can support or detract from a sender’s message:The( human face) can produce thousands of different expressions.

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FACIAL EXPRESSIONS

Question 16

The( position of our body) relative to a chair or another person is another powerful silent messenger that conveys interest, aloofness, professionalism—or lack thereof.

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POSTURE

Question 17

nonverbal cues that can support or detract from a sender’s message:The meaning of a simple___T___differs between individuals, genders, and cultures.

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TOUCH

Question 18

Anthropologist Edward T. Hall coined the term proxemics to denote the different kinds of distance that occur between people. These distances vary between cultures. The figure below outlines the basic proxemics of everyday life and their meaning (Hall, 1966):

Answer 18

SPACE