what is communication

What is the main difference between talking and communication?

• Talking involves only one person, while communication requires two or more.

• Communication is only non-verbal, while talking is verbal.

• Talking is sharing information, while communication is just speaking words.

• Talking can be done without understanding, but communication aims for a common understanding.

What should be ensured before starting to communicate with others?

• That the message uses complex vocabulary.

• That the message is clear and easy to understand.

• That the message is long and detailed.

• That the message is encoded in a difficult manner.

What is NOT a form of communication mentioned in the text?

• Instruction

• Monologue

• Report

• Order

What is the main objective of communication?

• To make the message as complex as possible.

• To confuse the receiver.

• To build interpersonal relationships and enhance human behavior.

• To transmit messages without feedback.

What is the first step in the process of communication?

• Decoding

• Encoding

• Sender

• Feedback

What does the message in communication refer to?

• The medium through which communication happens.

• The feedback from the receiver.

• The main subject of communication.

• The process of understanding the message.

What is necessary to ensure that the message has been successfully communicated?

• A long message

• Feedback

• A complex encoding

• A single medium

What can be a consequence of poor communication, as illustrated in the examples?

• Faster message transmission

• Enhanced career opportunities

• Misunderstandings affecting life and career

• Clearer understanding of messages

What is NOT a characteristic of communication mentioned?

• It is a one-way process.

• The main objectives are to build interpersonal relationships.

• It involves a minimum of two persons.

• It is influenced by the mood and thinking of both the sender and the receiver.

What does encoding in communication mean?

• The process of feedback.

• The response of the receiver.

• Receiving and understanding the message.

• Putting the targeted message into an appropriate medium.