ORAL COMMUNICATION

1.  The following are examples of psychological barriers EXCEPT?

 

• anxieties

• superstitious beliefs

   

• low self-esteem

• stage fright

Which among the choices best exemplifies semantic noise?

• speech defect

• humming of birds

• siren of the ambulance

• technical jargons

This barrier embodies the distractions pertaining to the improper usage of language and meanings.

• Psychological barriers

• External noise

• Linguistic noise

• Cultural barriers

In order to have effective communication, one must bear in mind to include everything in the communication process. What C is being identified by the situation?

• Conciseness

• Courtesy

• Completeness

• Correctness

What is the effect of misunderstanding?

• It reduces conflicts

• It improves predictability in relationships

• It enhances communication

• It leads to feelings of loneliness and anger

How can asking questions improve communication?

• It can make the other person stop talking

• It shows you are interested and engaged

• It can make you seem smarter

• It is not helpful in communication

How can you use verbal communication to clarify a misunderstanding?

• By raising your voice

• By repeating the same statement louder

• By rephrasing your original statement

• By ending the conversation quickly

What are the steps for giving negative and positive feedback?

• no steps are needed just criticize the other person

• they have different step

• Be specific, tell how the behavior makes you feel and tell what your feelings make you want to do

• none of the above

A channel or system of communication

• Receiver

• Sender

• Feedback

• Medium

It is the exchange of thoughts, feelings, expressions and observations among people. It can also be defined according to its form and use.

• Communication

• Philosophy

• Anthropology

• Empowerment Tech