Models of Communication

1. Which of the following is an example of noise in a communication scenario?

• a) A misinterpretation of the message due to cultural differences

  
  

• b) The feedback provided by the receiver

  
  

• c) The channel used for communication

  
  

• d) A shared understanding between the sender and receiver

  
  

1. Which of the following is NOT an element of the Shannon-Weaver Model of communication?

• a) Sender

  
  

• b) Receiver

  
  

• c) Feedback

  
  

• d) Noise

  
  

1. In the Transactional Model of communication, the roles of sender and receiver are:

• a) Sequential

  
  

• b) Simultaneous

  
  

• c) Fixed

  
  

• d) Independent

  
  

1. Which model best describes communication during a live video call, where both participants are actively sending and receiving messages at the same time?

• a) Shannon-Weaver Model

  
  

• b) Transactional Model

  
  

• c) Linear Model

  
  

• d) Berlo’s SMCR Model

  
  

1. Which communication model highlights the importance of context and simultaneous feedback?

• a) Shannon-Weaver Model

  
  

• b) Transactional Model

  
  

• c) Interactive Model

  
  

• d) Berlo’s SMCR Model

  
  

             In the Shannon-Weaver Model, the receiver's feedback is immediately included in the communication process.

• True

• False

 The Transactional Model assumes that communication occurs in a linear fashion, from sender to receiver.

• True

• False

Noise can only be external, such as background sound.

• True

• False

The Shannon-Weaver Model emphasizes the feedback loop more than the Transactional Model.

• True

• False

In the Transactional Model, communication is seen as a dynamic process where both sender and receiver are constantly interacting.

• True

• False