Oral Comm - SUMMATIVE

In what element of Shannon and Weaver Model can noise or interference occur?

• channel

• message

• receiver

• source

What concept makes one interprets a message based on past events and occurences, observations and stored knowledge?

• external factors

• field of experience

• interference or noise

• internal factors

Which term refers to any reaction or response we give to information or message?

• attitude

• channel

• feedback

• knowledge

The most obvious, the most often used, and the most popular Function of communication.

When the speaker's purpose is to persuade or try to persuade another person to change his/her opinion, attitude, or behavior. What Function of Communication is this?

Dentist shows a picture and a video to the children that can help them understand what happens when they don't brush their teeth. What Function of Communication is this?

What Function of Communication is this?

A policeman directing pedestrians not to jaywalk but to cross on the pedestrian lane.

Which of the following is NOT a function of communication?

• control

• motivation

• empathy

• social interaction

If control is to regulate behavior, what is motivation for?

• to reach out

• to facilitate feelings

• to encourage

• to express

Read and analyze the statement.

(A) Verbal Dimensions are the gestures and bodily movements of the speaker.

(B) While nonverbal Dimensions are the words used by the speaker.

• A – If both statements are true

• B – If statement A is true; statement B is false