Comm Final Test 2024

What are the five components of the linear model of communication?

• Transmitter, Receiver, Code, Medium, Context

• Speaker, Listener, Signal, Medium, Noise

• Encoder, Decoder, Message, Medium, Barrier

• Sender, Receiver, Message, Channel, Feedback

What is the definition of nonverbal communication?

What is the difference between connotative and denotative language?

• Connotative language is literal, Denotative language is figurative, Connotative language is objective, Denotative language is subjective

• Connotative language is specific, Denotative language is general, Connotative language is emotional, Denotative language is literal

• Connotative language is emotional, Denotative language is specific, Connotative language is general, Denotative language is figurative

• Connotative language is figurative, Denotative language is literal, Connotative language is subjective, Denotative language is objective

What is the process of perception inseparable from?

What are the ethical responsibilities of communicators in a diverse society based on the National Communication Association's Credo for Ethical Communication?

• Transparency, Trustworthiness, Rudeness, Bias

• Deception, Dishonesty, Disrespect, Unfairness

• Honesty, Integrity, Respect, Fairness

• Openness, Accountability, Discrimination, Inequality

Define the following communication theories: Attribution Theory, Cognitive Learning Theory, Constructivism, Coordinated Management of Meaning

• Theories that analyze how meaning is coordinated in interactions, Theories that emphasize social construction of knowledge, Theories that focus on cognitive development, Theories that explain how people attribute causes to behavior

• Theories that explain how people attribute causes to behavior, Theories that focus on cognitive development, Theories that emphasize social construction of knowledge, Theories that analyze how meaning is coordinated in interactions

• Theories that focus on cognitive development, Theories that explain how people attribute causes to behavior, Theories that analyze how meaning is coordinated in interactions, Theories that emphasize social construction of knowledge

• Theories that emphasize social construction of knowledge, Theories that analyze how meaning is coordinated in interactions, Theories that explain how people attribute causes to behavior, Theories that focus on cognitive development

What is the function of verbal communication?

What is the definition of culture shock?

How do verbal and nonverbal communication complement each other?

Explain the concept of gatekeeping in communication and its significance.

• Gatekeeping refers to the process of controlling information flow, It is significant in ensuring accurate and relevant information dissemination

• Gatekeeping involves filtering messages, It is significant in promoting biased information dissemination

• Gatekeeping is about restricting access to communication channels, It is significant in limiting freedom of speech

• Gatekeeping focuses on enhancing feedback mechanisms, It is significant in improving communication efficiency