Unit 4 Vocabulary

What is aphasia?

• The absence or impairment of the ability to communicate through speech, writing, or signs

• The ability to communicate through speech, writing, or signs

• The inability to communicate through speech, writing, or signs

• The ability to communicate through speech only

What are the four components of communication?

• Sender, message, receiver, feedback

• Sender, receiver, feedback, examples

• Sender, message, receiver, examples

• Sender, message, feedback, examples

What does paraphrasing involve?

• Rewording the sender's message and asking for confirmation

• Reflecting on the sender's message

• Asking questions to request clarification

• Requesting examples to clarify meanings

What does reflecting prompt the sender to do?

• Add more detail to the original message

• Reword the sender's message and ask for confirmation

• Request clarification or additional information

• Provide examples to clarify meanings

What is the purpose of asking questions in communication?

• To request clarification or additional information

• To reword the sender's message and ask for confirmation

• To prompt the sender to add more detail to the original message

• To provide examples to clarify meanings

How can examples help in communication?

• They can help explain or clarify meanings

• They can reword the sender's message and ask for confirmation

• They can prompt the sender to add more detail to the original message

• They can request clarification or additional information

What is another term for closed-loop communication?

• Feedback

• Paraphrasing

• Reflecting

• Asking questions

What is non-verbal communication?

• Communication where words are not used; signals provide information

• Communication where words are used to provide information

• Communication where only writing is used to provide information

• Communication where only signs are used to provide information

What is the characteristic of non-verbal communication?

• Thought to be a more honest and universal form of communication

• Thought to be a less honest and universal form of communication

• Thought to be a more complex and subjective form of communication

• Thought to be a more objective and measurable form of communication

What is the difference between objective and subjective communication?

• Objective communication can be seen or measured, while subjective is what the patient feels or complains about

• Objective communication cannot be seen or felt, while subjective communication can

• Objective communication is more honest and universal, while subjective communication is more complex and subjective

• Objective communication is less honest and universal, while subjective communication is more objective and measurable