Models of Communication

What is the BEST definition of Oral Communication in Context?

• Communicating with others orally should depend on a situation given.

• One's means of communicating should be dictated by the setting he is in.

• Oral communication means having the ability to relay and receive messages using one's mouth.

• The process of communicating with others depends on its surrounding factors.

What is the most important part in the model of communication proposed by Aristotle?

• Message

• Receiver

• Setting

• Speaker

How does setting affect the message of the speaker?

• The speaker base his message depending on the setting at hand.

• The speaker dictates the setting on how he will deliver his message.

• The speaker looks for a setting which fits his message for better understanding.

• The speaker needs to set the atmosphere.

Shannon-Weaver's Model of Communication is also known as ________________________.

Shannon-Weaver introduced this concept which could occur anytime during communication.

• Feedback

• Field of Experience

• Noise

• Signal

_______________________ is the knowledge shared by both speaker and the listener which makes their conversation on-going.

As suggested by Schramm's Model of Communication, what makes one's background knowledge or schema important in communication?

• It avoids any interruptions.

• One's schema dictates the success of communication.

• The listener is able to share his own thoughts which prolongs the communication.

• The speaker finds it much easier to express himself without any reservations.

Eugene White introduced the concept of _____________________.

In White's Model of Communication, he suggested that in his model, people can say that communication starts with __________________.

• expressing

• receiving

• thinking

• transmitting

Why is it important to know how communication works? (One to three sentences only.)

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