Oral Communication Second Module Test

A part of the three settings in Aristotle’s Model of Communication which involves the political setting or assemblies

• Deliberative Setting

• Legal Setting

• Ceremonial Setting

• Story Setting

A part of the three settings in Aristotle’s Model of Communication which involves the court

• Deliberative Setting

• Story Setting

• Ceremonial Setting

• Legal Setting

Considered as the Father of Mass Communication

• Aristotle

• Wilbur Schramm

• Eugene White

• Claude Shannon

This is often referred to as the “Telephone Model”

• White's Model

• Aristotle's Model

• Claude Shannon and Warren Weaver's Model

• Schramm's Model

The model of communication that suggested that there needs to be a commonality in the field of expertise of both the speaker and listener

• Aristotle's Model

• Schramm’s Model

• White’s Model

• Claude Shannon and Weaver’s Model

The model that stated that communication is a continuous process which is also known as "the Cyclical Model"

• White’s Model

• Schramm’s Model

• Claude Shannon and Weaver’s Model

• Aristotle's Model

In this model the concept of “noise” as a part of communication was discovered

• Aristotle's Model

• Claude Shannon and Weaver’s Model

• White's Model

• Schramm's Model

This model contributed the concept of feedback wherein it could only be received by monitoring the listener’s response

• White’s Model

• Claude Shannon and Weaver’s Model

• Schramm’s Model

• Aristotle's Model

What comes after monitoring in White’s Model of Communication?

• Transmitting

• Symbolizing

• Thinking

• Decoding

A type of interpersonal communication wherein it involves a person being treated differently from others

• Unique Interaction

• Dyadic Interaction

• Awkward Interaction

• Normal Interaction