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WorksheetsHuman Communication Final
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
A RECEIVER...
transmits or sends a message
intercepts and interprets a message and sends feedback
converting information into a message that can be understood by the receiver
To ENCODE...
converting information into a message that can be understood by the receiver
the process of interpreting a message in order to be understood
What is used to transmit or send a message
To MESSAGE...
listening without reacting
the ability to focus completely on a speaker, understand their message, comprehend the information and respond thoughtfully
words, body language and symbols that convey an idea
FEEDBACK is...
words, body language, and symbols that respond to the sender’s message
anything that distorts the message intended by the source
converting information into a message that can be understood by the receiver
SENDER is..
transmits or sends a message
intercepts and interprets a message and sends feedback
words, body language and symbols that convey an idea
DECODE is..
anything that distorts the message intended by the source
What is used to transmit or send a message
the process of interpreting a message in order to be understood
INTERFERENCE is..
What is used to transmit or send a message
words, body language and symbols that convey an idea
anything that distorts the message intended by the source
CHANNEL is...
what is used to transmit or send a message
intercepts and interprets a message and sends feedback
anything that distorts the message intended by the source
PASSIVE LISTENING is..
the ability to focus completely on a speaker, understand their message, comprehend the information and respond thoughtfully
listening without reacting
really good listening
ACTIVE LISTENING is...
really bad listening
the ability to focus completely on a speaker, understand their message, comprehend the information and respond thoughtfully
listening without reacting
an example of an ACTIVE LISTENING technique would be:
Nodding your head and making eye contact
checking your social media while someone is talking
closing your eyes
TYPES OF INTERFERENCE: Physical Noise is...
distractions caused by how we feel. Examples include fatigue, headaches, hunger, or other internal factors.
words must be mutually understood for communication to take place. Technical language or slang can cause confusion
One’s feeling about the speaker or the situation that distract from effective communication such as defensive feelings, preoccupation, or prejudice
environmental distractions such as noise made by others, crowds, high or low temperatures, and bright or dim lighting
Psychological Noise is...
words must be mutually understood for communication to take place. Technical language or slang can cause confusion
environmental distractions such as noise made by others, crowds, high or low temperatures, and bright or dim lighting
distractions caused by how we feel. Examples include fatigue, headaches, hunger, or other internal factors.
One’s feeling about the speaker or the situation that distract from effective communication such as defensive feelings, preoccupation, or prejudice
Semantic Noise is...
One’s feeling about the speaker or the situation that distract from effective communication such as defensive feelings, preoccupation, or prejudice
words must be mutually understood for communication to take place. Technical language or slang can cause confusion
environmental distractions such as noise made by others, crowds, high or low temperatures, and bright or dim lighting
distractions caused by how we feel. Examples include fatigue, headaches, hunger, or other internal factors.
Physiological Noise is...
environmental distractions such as noise made by others, crowds, high or low temperatures, and bright or dim lighting
distractions caused by how we feel. Examples include fatigue, headaches, hunger, or other internal factors.
words must be mutually understood for communication to take place. Technical language or slang can cause confusion
One’s feeling about the speaker or the situation that distract from effective communication such as defensive feelings, preoccupation, or prejudice
an example of VERBAL communication would be:
smiling
throwing a paper airplane at somebody
texting
an example of NONVERBAL communication would be:
saying hello
touch
posting a happy birthday message to your bestie on instagram
TRUE or FALSE: Encoding is how a sender converts their thoughts and information into messages based on who their receiver is.
True
False
TRUE or FALSE: Sign language is an example of verbal communication.
True
False
TRUE or FALSE: Eye contact is a verbal way to demonstrate good listening skills.
True
False
TRUE or FALSE: Strong emotions like sadness and anger can interfere with your ability to listen effectively.
True
False
TRUE or FALSE: Communication is the process of using verbal and nonverbal messages to generate meaning within and across various contexts, cultures and channels.
True
False
TRUE or FALSE: A communication model simplifies and presents the basic elements and interaction patterns in the communication process.
True
False
TRUE or FALSE: Communication that uses words, either written or spoken is considered nonverbal.
True
False
TRUE or FALSE: Nonverbal communication refers to messages other than words that generate meaning.
True
False
