communication

What is language?

• An audible, articulate human speech

• A system of arbitrary vocal symbols

• A means of communicating thoughts

• A form of non-verbal communication

According to Bloch & Trager, what is a language?

• A system of arbitrary vocal symbols

• A means of communicating thoughts

• An audible, articulate human speech

• A set of human habits

What is English language?

• A means of communicating thoughts

• A form of non-verbal communication

• An audible, articulate human speech

• A foreign language for Indians

What is language as a skill?

• A content-based subject

• A form of non-verbal communication

• A foreign language for Indians

• Essentially a skill

What are the four sub-skills of language?

• Grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing

• Speaking, writing, understanding, translating

• Grammar, vocabulary, listening, speaking

• Listening, speaking, reading, writing

What are the properties of human language?

• Displacement and non-verbal communication

• Productivity and articulation

• Productivity and non-verbal communication

• Productivity and displacement

What is communication?

• Sharing the same ideas

• A form of non-verbal communication

• A system of arbitrary vocal symbols

• An audible, articulate human speech

What is the basic function of management?

• Planning, staffing, supervision, and management

• Sharing the same ideas

• A system of arbitrary vocal symbols

• An audible, articulate human speech

What is formal communication?

• Communication that occurs outside of official channels

• Communication through legal channels

• Communication that takes place between the same level of the hierarchy

• Communication that flows from the higher level to the lower level

What are some barriers to communication?

• Content is not related to customer requirements, failure to maintain dual communication

• Bad weather, lack of horizontal flow of ideas

• Lack of proper style, feedback

• Lack of enthusiasm, lack of support from heads of institutions