Pretest in Oral Communication

It is the most important element, the reason why we communicate. It could be an idea, an emotion, and a concept.

• Feedback

• Response

• Message

• Noise

It initiates the communication process and is the source or encoder of the message.

• Reader

• Listener

• Speaker

• Writer

The refers to the types of noise that when the mind becomes the hindrance to a good communication.

• Physical Noise

• Psychological Noise

• Phisiological Noise

• Physiological Noise

It the result of monitoring by the speaker of the listener’s response.

• Feedback

• Response

• Message

• Channel

It is a way of finding out if the message was not only received but decoded properly.

• Feedback

• Channels

• Response

• Message

It is stirring up ideas in the mind of another. It is also sharing ideas among a group of people

• Communication

• Feedback

• Interaction

• Language

It refers to function of communication wherein the purpose of the speaker is to manage the behavior of the other people.

• Information

• Motivation

• Social Interaction

• Regulation and control

It refers to the barrier or distraction to communication

• Response

• Channels

• Feedback

• Noise

It refers to the functions of communication wherein the purpose of the speaker is to move another person to act or to move in a particular direction the speaker wants that person to move.

• Motivation

• Information

• Emotional Expressions

• Regulation and Control

It refers to the component of communicative situation that focuses on the actual purpose of a certain location or place.

• Physical location

• Physical Setting

• Psychological location

• Psychological Setting