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RACHELLE IRIOLA
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FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION
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- COMMUNICATION -
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The originator of message or the information source selects desire message.
Encoder
Channel
Decoder
Receiver
Sender
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The transmitter which converts the message into signals.
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Channel
Decoder
Receiver
Sender
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The destination of the message from sender.
Encoder
Channel
Decoder
Receiver
Sender
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The reception place of the signal which converts signals into message. A reverse process of encode.
Encoder
Channel
Decoder
Receiver
Sender
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The messages are transferred from encoder to decoder through _________. During this process the messages may distracted or affected by physical noise like horn sounds, thunder and crowd noise
Encoder
Channel
Decoder
Receiver
Sender
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What are the functions of Communication?
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All of the statements below are responses that encourage communication except____________.
Conversational Skills
Listening Skills
Technical Skills
Cultural Differences
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All of the statements below are responses that discourage communication except____________.
Sharing of Feelings
Gender Barriers
Physical Barriers
Psychological Barriers
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It is an obstacle that prevent movement or flow of message physically .
Cultural Differences
Gender Barriers
Physical Barriers
Psychological Barriers
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A barrier that can separate one person to another like age, social status, religion and education.
Cultural Differences
Gender Barriers
Physical Barriers
Psychological Barriers
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it is a language that refers to specific things that people do or say to ensure clarity on your part.
Behavioral Language
Aggressive Communication
Assertive Communication
Passive Communication
Passive-Aggressive Communication
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An aggressive communication is ______________.
Apologetic
Interrupt and talk others
Talks gently.
Sarcastic.
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An assertive communication is ______________.
Apologetic
Interrupt and talk others
Talks gently.
Sarcastic.
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A passive communication is ______________.
Apologetic
Interrupt and talk others
Talks gently.
Sarcastic.
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A passive-aggressive communication is ______________.
Apologetic
Interrupt and talk others
Talks gently.
Sarcastic.
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All of the statements are characteristics of Aggressive-Passive Communication except___________.
Complaining.
Good eye contact.
Indirectly aggressive
Unreliable
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