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The process of acting upon information is the definition of communication
In the textbook, the primary distinction between the definition of communication and human communication involves making sense out of the world
According to the textbook, which of the following is a criteria for determining communication competence the message achieves the intended effect
Andrew intentionally withholds infromation about his car being in a wreck when communicating with a potential buyer, He makes the sale. Andrew's communication is unethical
Another word for decoding is interpretation
Kayla listens to her instructor's lecture. She makes sense out of the lecture by translating it in her mind. Kyla would represent what part of the communication model? receiver
Prior to class, Rene received a phone message allerting her to call home immediately. As a result of receiving this message, Rene is unable to focus on the class discussion. Which component of the communication process does this describe? noise
When we interpret, which of the following may be involved? sigth and sound, thoughts, feelings and words, touch, smell and taste
Mike is speaking to a group about his experiences in Iraq. As he finishes his presentation, the audience breaks into applause. This applause represents the________element of coummunication feedback
The fact that we communicate with others nonverbally even when we may not intend to do so demonstrates that communication is inescapable
a word, sound gesture, or visual signal tha represents a thought, concept, or object is a(n) _____________ symbol
The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis suggest which of the following? Thought is rooted in and controlled by language
__________meaning conveys the content of what a word means, and the ____________meaning contains the feelings behind words denotative; connotative
Which of the following words is the most concrete? Sailing
Select the phrase below that uses the least biased language: the linguists received their training at Oxford
Calley and James are having a huge argument.Calley sad to James, "Either you love me or you don't" Which of the follwoing barriers to effective communication does this statement represent: polarization
Generic language is language that uses general terms that stand for all persons or things within a given category
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