WorksheetsPhilosophy of Communication
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
Interactive model of communication is
Linear model
Two way model
Poly directional model
Cyclical model
Aristotelian model of communication focuses
Written form
Sign and symbols
Gesture
Oral forms
Which of the following is not a Gestalt principle.
Law of closure
Law of common fate
Law of Eternity
Law of continuity
Shannon-Weaver model of communication is primarily known for its emphasis on
Sender's intent
Context
Noise
Feedback
In communication theory, the term 'noise' refers to
Physical distance between communicators
Technical jargon used in messages
Emotional barriers in communication
Any interference that distorts the message
Which model of communication emphasizes the role of the receiver in interpreting messages?
Interactive model
Berlo's SMCR model
Aristotelian model
Shannon-Weaver model
Information always needs to have .............. to be understood in a suitable way
Representation
Interpretation
Telepathy
All of these
The Vedic era texts were primarily transmitted through which of the following methods?
Printed books
Stone inscriptions
Memorization & oral transmission
Visual tools of communication
Which ancient Indian text by Bharata Muni forms the basis of Indian theatrical communication?
Arthashastra
Natya Shastra
Bhagavad Gita
Rig Veda
'Sadharanikaran' in Hindu thought primarily means:
Eternal law of the universe
Simplification leading to shared understanding
The nine rasas of emotion
Ascetic withdrawal
'Sahrudaya' refers to:
Audience and actors becoming one
A person capable of receiving a message with shared feeling
Permanent mood in human psyche
Wonder or amazement
In Buddhism, communication is viewed as:
Exchange of words
Limited to interpersonal dialogue
Transmission of message from teacher to student
An event inseparable from its context
Adhan in Islam primarily serves as:
A legal document
A tool of oral communication
A form of entertainment
A written command
In transactional model of communication senders and receivers are called
Communicators
Interpreters
Messengers
Decoders
Which of the following factors is most likely to exacerbate information overload in a knowledge society?
Streamlined communication process
The rise of social media and constant connectivity
Improved data management systems
Enhanced user interfaces for information
Which three rhetorical appeals form the core of Aristotle’s model?
Ethos, Pathos, Logos
Sender, Channel, Feedback
Credibility, Decoding, Encoding
Emotion, Culture, Context
Lasswell’s model introduces 'effect' as:
A measure of noise in the channel
The observable change in the receiver
The credibility of the communicator
The feedback loop between parties
'Dissociation and online dis-inhibition' refers to:
Greater empathy through virtual reality
Reduced social boundaries and riskier behavior online
Stronger face-to-face connections
Lack of interest in technology
'Multiple identities on the smartphone' highlights:
Users’ ability to switch devices quickly
Managing distinct personal, professional, and virtual personas
Encrypting personal data for privacy
Having multiple phone numbers on one SIM card
Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) is linked to:
Perpetual connectivity in a perpetual network
Improved multitasking skills
Declining smartphone ownership
Decreased media consumption
Which of the following best describes the Shannon-Weaver model of communication?
A model that includes noise as a key factor
A cyclical model of communication
A model emphasizing feedback and context
A linear model focusing on sender and receiver
What does the term 'feedback' refer to in communication theory?
The response from the receiver to the sender
The initial message sent by the communicator
The context in which communication occurs
The noise that interferes with the message
Which of the following is a characteristic of the interactive model of communication?
It does not consider the role of context
It focuses solely on the sender's perspective
It allows for simultaneous sending and receiving of messages
It is a one-way process
What does the term 'context' refer to in communication?
All of the above
The situation in which communication occurs
The cultural background of the communicators
The physical environment of communication
Which model of communication is characterized by a feedback loop?
Transactional model
All of the above
Interactive model
Linear model
