Types of Messages in Communications

The video tutorial explains the different types of messages in communication: primary, secondary, auxiliary, and residual. Primary messages convey the main information, while secondary messages add emotional or purposeful context. Auxiliary messages include non-verbal cues like body language. Residual messages are what remains after the communication is processed. Each type plays a distinct role in effective communication.

What is the primary message in communication?

• The lasting impression after communication

• The emotional state of the speaker

• The core facts or information being conveyed

• The body language used during communication

How does secondary information enhance communication?

• By adding emotional or purposeful context

• By using loudness of voice

• By focusing on the core facts

• By leaving a lasting impression

What distinguishes auxiliary messages from secondary messages?

• They are the core facts of communication

• They are conveyed through non-verbal cues

• They are the lasting impressions

• They are the emotional context of the message

Which of the following is an example of an auxiliary message?

• The conclusion of the conversation

• The speed of speech

• The main topic of discussion

• The emotional tone of the speaker

What is a residual message?

• The lasting impression after communication

• The emotional context of the message

• The core facts of the communication

• The non-verbal cues used