language and communication

verbal communication means body language is used to exchange information

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2. Communication is often presented as a circular process. A source or sender with a concept in mind decides a message, transmits noise through a channel or medium of communication to a receiver, who then encodes the message and provides feedback, which reverses the encoding/transmission/decoding process.

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What do we call a process of sharing information and feelings by people through an exchange of written messages?

• verbal communication

• non verbal communication

• mass communication

• mass media

Body language is verbal communication that depends on on a person’s attitude or feelings. Body language includes the way people speak, how they write, and their voice.

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What do we call the noise that is associated with the vehicle of meditated communication?

• semantic noise

• environmental noise

• mechanical nosie

• internal noise

the receiver is a creator of a thought and who has meaning about a concept. This sender starts the process of communication and could be a person, corporation, organization, country, or any other entity that presents a message. The source is sometimes called the message receiver.

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Nonverbal communication is mostly visual.

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What do we call the process of using words, gestures and other linguistic signs that will allow a message source to express his or her thought in some sensible way?

• encoding

• decoding

• verbal communication

• non verbal communication

Much of the communication that takes place between people is nonverbal; i.e. based on language. Nonverbal communication can be subdivided into either vocal or non-vocal.

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10. Communication is the creation of shared misunderstanding through interaction of two or more people.

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