Barriers of Communication

Barriers of Communication

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What type of noise is this?

• external

• internal

• semantic

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The noise is coming from ....

• the sender

• the receiver

• both the sender and the receiver

• the environment

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The noise is coming from ...

• the sender

• the receiver

• both the sender and the receiver

• from the environment

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The noise is coming from..

• the sender

• the receiver

• the sender and the receiver

• the environment

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This addresses what type of noise?

• physical

• psychological

• cultural

• linguistics

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This is an example of what type of noise?

• physical

• psychological

• cultural

• linguistics

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One way of being focused is to put in mind the

of communication.

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It is a process of exchanging thoughts, ideas, and opinions in order to connect with other people.

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This means using the appropriate speaking volume, pitch rate, proper enunciation, stress, and acceptable pronunciation. We speak in order to be understood.

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Being __________ means using simple and concise words as much as possible in delivering a message. Being __________ means being particular and direct to the point.

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One way of being focused is to put in mind the

of communication.

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Lack of confidence is an example of what kind of noise?

• physical

• psychological

• cultural

• linguistics

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Pertains to conflicts with regard to language and word

meanings

• physical

• psychological

• cultural

• linguistics

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Pertains to communication problems encountered by people

regarding their intrinsic values, beliefs, and traditions in conflict with others.

• physical

• psychological

• cultural

• linguistics

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Which does not belong to the group?

• beliefs

• traditions

• confidence

• customs

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Which does not belong to the group?

• incorrect grammar

• technical jargon

• idiomatic expressions

• racial prejudice

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The “sight, sound and other stimuli that

draw people’s attention away from intended meaning.

• external noise

• internal noise

• semantic noise

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Fear of speaking in front of a class is considered as ...

• external noise

• internal noise

• semantic noise

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Avoiding mistakes in grammar helps to boost the credibility and effectiveness of the message, and at the same time it eliminates negative impact on the audience.

• correctness

• courtesy

• conciseness

• completeness

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The speaker should be able to convey all pertinent details so listener or audience will be able to grasp the intended message.

• correctness

• courtesy

• conciseness

• completeness

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Irrelevant information should not be included.

• correctness

• courtesy

• conciseness

• completeness