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Date: 2015-10-07; view: 421.

Answer the questions to the information above.

1. What is absolutely necessary for communication?

2. Can one ignore the context of communication and why?

3. How do we classify the channels of communication?

4. What makes a communication message more efficient?

5. What goes before the sending of a message?

All behavior communicates.

Communication may be intended or unintended. You cannot not communicate

( 1)_____ another person. Messages can be verbal or nonverbal. Messages ( 2)_____ both content and relationship dimensions.

Once the message is perceived (recognized) by the receiver it must be decoded from the transmitted set of symbols into meaning in the receiver's mind. Although we rely (3 )_____ the agreed upon symbols to communicate, meaning is not in the message but in the message user.

Communicators (4 ) _____ feedback to ensure the message was received. Responding to a message may also be referred to as reaction or adaptation.

Noise is any ( 5)_____ with the message. Noise can be internal, like when a person's mind starts to wonder during a (6 )_____ or lecture. Noise can be external, like distraction in the environment such as the sound of the air conditioner, people talking in the (7 )_____ or a visual distraction like something happening ( 8)_____ a widow. Noise can also be semantic. That is, something in the language that distorts (deforms, twists) the (9 )_____ for the receiver.

Linear communication.

Linear communication is one way communication like, where no immediate feedback is possible.

Interactional communication.

Interactional communication is two way communication like ……. where messages are sent and received one at a time.

Transactional model.

Transactional models depict face to face communication like ……. where verbal and nonverbal messages can be sent and received at the same time.