WorksheetsTheories of Communication
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Cultural norms refer to
physical setting
ways we perceive ourselves
guidelines we set for conducting transactions
previous communication episodes
Elements of effective communication include
context, people, messges, meanings, channels
context, people, channels, messages,noise, feedback
people, messages, noise, feedback
context, people, channels, meanings, feedback, noise
The ring of the mobile phone is
physical noise
psychological noise
semantic noise
physiological noise
Our reaction to messages
are always verbal
are what we call feedback
should not be taken to seriously by the sender
are really a minor part of communication process
Who is the sender in the second scene?
the teacher
the little girl
both the teacher and the little girl
none of them
I can't continue talking to Sandra because of my stomachache
semantic noise
physical noise
psychological noise
physiological noise
The process of changing ideas and feeling into symbols is called
decoding
incoding
form
organization
Which is said to exist when it is virtually impossible for the sender to be aware of a receiver's response?
nonverbal feedback
verbal feedback
zero-feedback
both A&B
Silence in communication generally has no meanings
True
False
Uninteded meanings are created when the verbal symbols are contradicted by the nonverbal cues
True
False
Words are carried from one person to another by
air waves
facical expressions,gestures,light waves
air waves, light waves
facial expressions, gestures, air waves, light waves
Blurred message that is to small or difficult to read
physiological noise
physical noise
semantic noise
psychoogical noise
The foreigner is speaking a language you cannot understand
Physical noise
physiological noise
semantic noise
psychological noise
The little girl is unhappy with the teacher's appearance
physical noise
physiological noise
semantic noise
psychological noise
Misspellings and poor vocabulary
physical noise
semantic noise
psychological noise
physiological noise
The little girl speaks " interesting-er"
physical noise
psychological noise
semantic noise
physiological noise
The little girl is unable to concentrate on what the teacher is saying because of her sleepy
physical noise
physiological noise
semantic noise
psychological noise
The teacher is dissatisfied
semantic noise
physical noise
psychological noise
physiological noise
Communication is a process of sending and receiving messages
True
False
The little girl is interested in lolipops
semantic noise
physiological noise
psychological noise
physical noise
