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WorksheetsThe Principles, Barriers and Functions of Communication
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 43mins
Headache
Physical
Physiological
Psychological
Semantic
missing someone
Physical
Psychological
Physiological
Semantic
disliking the speaker
Physical
Psychological
Physiological
Semantic
noise from the vehicles
Physical
Psychological
Physiological
Semantic
speaker's jargon
Physical
Psychological
Physiological
Semantic
excitedness to do something else
Physical
Psychological
Physiological
Semantic
hunger
Physical
Psychological
Physiological
Semantic
poor ventilation in the venue
Physical
Psychological
Physiological
Semantic
lack of interest in the topic
Physical
Psychological
Physiological
Semantic
unclear pronunciation of words
Physical
Psychological
Physiological
Semantic
(a) occurs when the speaker possesses emotional problems and lacks self-confidence.
(a) occurs when the message or the feedback is not sent or received properly.
The elements of the communication process change as they interact with one another. With this, communication is (a) .
Communication is (a) because of the participants’ interpretation that vary in every communication situation.
The communicative (a) could be to express, to explain, to persuade, to entertain or to appreciate.
Identify the specific barrier in the situation and label it with its type.
Example:
Noise from a busy construction site-Physical/Environmental
Watch this video and analyze its communication function.
