Communication Theories and Models Quiz

What is the role of communication in our everyday lives?

• To resolve issues and problems

• To create misunderstandings

• To avoid interaction

• To limit expression

What is the significance of mastering English in the context of the industrial revolution 4.0?

• It enhances job productivity

• It is not important

• It limits knowledge production

• It is only necessary for certain jobs

What are the components of Shannon and Weaver's communication model?

• Sender, Encoder, Decoder, Receiver, Noise

• Communicator, Message, Medium, Receiver, Effect

• Sender, Receiver, Topic, Relationship

• Encoder, Decoder, Interpreter, Message

What does Lasswell's model focus on?

• Mass communication

• Interpersonal communication

• Feedback mechanisms

• Social relationships

What is the main function of Newcomb's communication model?

• To maintain balance in society

• To transmit messages

• To create social relationships

• To enhance feedback

What did Newcomb's model lack in terms of communication?

• Feedback from the sender and receiver

• Context of the relationship

• Personality traits

• Communication apprehension

What is the definition of 'communication willingness' according to McCroskey & Richmond?

• A stable disposition toward communication

• A temporary state of anxiety

• A personality trait

• An interpersonal skill

What are the two major antecedents of WTC in L1 according to McCroskey?

• Communication Apprehension and Self-Perceived Communication Competence

• Motivation and Personality

• Context and Content

• Anxiety and Confidence

What does the Desire to Communicate with a Specific Person depend on?

• Affiliation and Control motives

• Anxiety levels

• Communication skills

• Personality traits

What does State Perceived Competence refer to?

• How a person perceives their ability to communicate

• The actual communication skills of a person

• The level of anxiety in communication

• The willingness to communicate