UNIT 2 - Chap 9: Internal and external communication Flashcards

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What are the 2 types of communication? (2)

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  1. Internal
  2. External
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What is internal communication?

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Internal: between members of the same organization​

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What is external communication?

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External Communication is to customers, suppliers or people in other organisations

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What are the 4 features effective communication involves? (4)

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  1. A transmitter or sender who sends the message ​
  2. A medium of communication e.g. an email ​
  3. A receiver of the information ​
  4. Feedback- Where the receiver confirms the message has been received and responds to it.
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What are the 3 methods of communication? (3)

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  1. Verbal
  2. Written
  3. Visual
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Give 2 examples of verbal communication is?

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  1. Team meetings
  2. Video conferencing
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Give 2 examples of visual communication is?

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  1. Powerpoint
  2. Charts/graphs
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Give 2 examples of written communication is?

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  1. Emails
  2. Noticeboards
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What the 2 benefits of verbal communication? (2)

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  1. Team Meetings are an efficient way of communication with a large number of people​
  2. Feedback can be given immediately
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What the 2 benefits of visual communication? (2)

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  1. Can be used to make a written message clearer by adding a graph or a chart. ​
  2. May attract the receivers attention more than written communication
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What the 2 benefits of written communication? (2)

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  1. There is a ‘hard evidence’ of the communication so communication is clear and will reduce disagreements about the content of messages​
  2. Messages can be forwarded to other people so they can be passed on quicker than verbal communication
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What the 2 drawbacks of written communication? (2)

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  1. Many emails may be information overload and receivers may start to ignore them ​
  2. Some emails may be too long and difficult for receiver to comprehend all the information
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What the 2 drawbacks of visual communication? (2)

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  1. Some people may fund the charts difficult to interpret , and so message might be misunderstood ​
  2. Some may not pay attention to videos e.g. a health and safety video ​

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What the 2 drawbacks of verbal communication? (2)

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  1. People may not listen during a meeting or may not understand the message​
  2. A permanent record of the communication may be needed and so will need to recorded in writing also.
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What are the 4 Barriers to Communication​? (4)

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  1. Problems with the sender ​
  2. Problems with the medium ​
  3. Problems with the receiver ​
  4. Problems with feedback
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Describe what Problems with the sender ​is? (3)

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  1. Language which is too difficult is used or they may use jargon​
  2. Sender speaks too quickly ​
  3. The message is too long and so may mean people do not fully understand the key points
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Describe what Problems with the medium is? (2)

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  1. The wrong channel has been used e.g. an important message was put on the notice board, and so people ignore it ​
  2. If the message has been passed down a long chain of command, the message may become distorted (Chinese whispers) ​
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Describe what Problems with the receiver is? (2)

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  1. They might not be listening or paying attention​
  2. The receiver may not like the sender and so therefore not willing to act on the information or read it
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Describe what Problems with feedback is? (2)

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  1. The receiver doesn’t give feedback​
  2. The feedback takes too long due to a long chain of command