COMMUNICATION OF NOISE

What are the 3 basic components of the communication process?

• Sender, Message & Receiver

• Sender, Channel, Receiver

• Sender, Metacommunication, Receiver

• None of the above

Feedback ensures that ...

• the message is encoded.

• the message is understood.

• that there was meaning to the message.

• All of the above

When a message is decoded, the receiver is...

• interpreting and assigning meaning to the message.

• thinking before giving feedback.

• using intrapersonal communication.

• Both A & B

When a message is decoded, the receiver is...

• interpreting and assigning meaning to the message.

• thinking before giving feedback.

• using intrapersonal communication.

• Both A & B

Noise/interference during the communication process is defined as...

• physical interference that causes a disruption between the sender and receiver.

• loud noises.

• any interference that causes a disruption between the sender and receiver.

• None of the above.

What are the 4 types of noise/interference?

• Hearing, Sight, Sound, Feelings

• Psychological, Physical, Physiological & Metacommunication

• Psychological, Physical, Physiological & Semantic

• Both A & C

Psychological noise is...

• Anything that is going on in a person's head.

• sounds.

• not understanding the words being used.

• All of the above.

Examples of Physiological Noise are...

• personal opinions, stereotypes & perspectives.

• dogs barking, car horns & loud music.

• people with foreign accents & big words.

• sleeping, not listening & feedback

Physical noise is...

• thoughts inside a person's head

• any sound that interferes with the message

• having a headache.

• All of the above.

Semantic noise happens when

• a person doesn't give feedback.

• the wrong channel is chosen to deliver the message.

• a person has a hard time understanding the words.

• the sender is encoding a message.