NATURE AND PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION

It is the response or reaction given by the receiver to the sender of the message

• Receiver

• message

• Feedback

• sender

It is the exchange of thoughts, messages, or information as by speech, signals, writing or behavior

• Communication

• Feedback

• Language

• Message

It is the idea being transmitted by the sender to the receiver. It includes three aspects- content, structure and style

• Channel

• Feedback

• Message

• Sender

It is a form of communication without using the language but instead uses gestures and facial expression.

• Nonverbal Communication

• Verbal Communication

• Writing Communication

• Both A and B

This body language shows that one is listening.

• looking out of the window

• nodding and making eye contact

• turning away from the speaker

• whistling while biting nails

It is a communication process used by Teacher Jenny when she would like to ask Marco some details about the upcoming quiz bee.

• activating the stimulus

• decoding the message

• encoding the message

• giving feedback

Which is not a nature of communication?

• Communication is a process.

• Communication only involves speakers.

• Communication is systemic.

• Communication is symbolic.

It is an indication that communication really takes place.

• when the message enters the channel

• when the message leaves the channel

• when the receiver understands the message

• when the sender transmits the message

The interference that keeps a message from being understood or accurately interpreted

• Sender

• Medium

• Noise

• Feedback

Being burdened by heartbreak or problems may interfere to the success of communication. What kind of interference is it?

• Physical

• Semantic

• Psychological

• Physiological