Introduction to Communication

What is the primary purpose of communication?

• Sharing emotions

• Building conflicts

• Conveying information

• Generating noise

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Which element of communication involves interpreting the message?

• Sender

• Receiver

• Channel

• Feedback

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In the Linear Model of communication, what is lacking?

• Receiver

• Message

• Feedback

• Context

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Which model of communication emphasizes a dynamic exchange between sender and receiver?

• Linear Model

• Interactive Model

• Transactional Model

• One-way Model

What role does context play in communication?

• It encodes the message.

• It decodes the message.

• It influences noise.

• It provides surroundings and circumstances.

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What is noise in the context of communication?

• The physical location of the sender

• An intentional message distortion

• Any interference disrupting communication

• The main content of the message

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Which function of communication involves conveying emotions?

• Building relationships

• Information sharing

• Expressing thoughts

• Problem solving

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What is the primary purpose of feedback in communication?

• What is the primary purpose of feedback in communication?

• Decoding messages

• Gauging effectiveness

• Initiating communication

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Which model portrays communication as a two-way process?

• Linear Model

• Interactive Model

• One-way Model

• Sender-Receiver Model

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Why are effective communication skills important for career success?

• They encourage noise reduction.

• They enhance teamwork and leadership.

• They create conflicts.

• They increase the number of messages sent.

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