Chapter 1 - Human Communication

The vehicle through which we send messages is referred to as

• sender.

• receiver.

• encode.

• channel.

__________ is anything in communication that interferes with the

message.

• decode

• feedback

• channel

• noise

__________ is the communication to open up

channels of communication. For example: Assalamualaikum, Good Morning.

• Phatic Communication

• linear

• speaker

• transactional

This term is also commonly used interchangeably to refer to a speaker.

• encoder

• decoder

• receiver

• listener

Loud construction noises outside a classroom that making it difficult for students to hear the teacher is the example of which types of noise?

• physical

• physiological

• psychological

• semantic

A person feeling anxious during a presentation, causing them to stutter or forget their points is the example of which types of noise?

• semantic

• psychological

• physiological

• physical

Using jargon or technical terms that are unfamiliar to the audience might lead to ______ noise in the communication. This statement refers to which types of noise?

• semantic

• physical

• physiological

• psychological

These effects involve changes in emotions, attitudes, or feelings..

• cognitive

• affective

• psychomotor

• psychological

After receiving a bad news, this type of effects could manifest in various ways depending on the individual. For example Physical Restlessness, Fatigue. This type of effects is referred to:

• affective

• psychomotor

• Physical

"I'll see you soon" - Some might interpret "soon" as within the next hour, while others might interpret it as within the next few days. Which of the principles of communication is referring to this statement?

• Communication is a process of adjustment

• Communication is ambiguous

• Communication is purposeful

• package of messages