Communication Models Quiz

What does the term 'communication process' refer to?

• The feedback received from the audience

• The movement of information from sender to recipient

• The medium used for communication

• The obstacles that slow down communication

Which model emphasizes the speaker's ability to craft a persuasive message?

• Aristotle’s Communication Model

• Shannon and Weaver’s Communication Model

• Schramm’s Communication Model

• Berlo’s Communication Model

In Shannon and Weaver’s model, what does 'noise' refer to?

• The sender of the message

• The receiver of the message

• Any interference that distorts the message

• The channel through which the message travels

What concept does Schramm’s Communication Model introduce?

• Feedback Loop

• Message Encoding

• Communication Channel

• Field of Experience

Which model is also known as the SMCR Model?

• Laswell’s Communication Model

• Berlo’s Communication Model

• Shannon and Weaver’s Communication Model

• Aristotle’s Communication Model

What does Berlo's model focus on?

• The feedback received from the audience

• The cultural background of the audience

• The linear transmission of messages

• The sender's and receiver's skills and knowledge

What is the primary focus of Laswell’s Communication Model?

• The sender's persuasive abilities

• Who says what, through what medium, to whom

• The obstacles in communication

• The feedback process in communication

Which model describes communication as a one-way process?

• Transactional Model

• Schramm’s Model

• Interactive Model

• Linear Model

In the Interactive Model, what do participants alternate as?

• Sender and receiver

• Encoder and decoder

• Speaker and audience

• Message and feedback

What is the main purpose of the Transactional Model?

• To analyze feedback

• To create relationships

• To transmit information

• To exchange messages