Gec Com Quiz 1-4
Communication requires at least three elements: sender, messages, and receiver.
AGREE
If noise is introduced, then the received message contains certain distortions, certain errors, certain extraneous material, that would certainly lead one to say that the received message exhibits, because of the effects of the noise, and increased uncertainty.
AGREE
There are no "primitive" languages - all languages are equally capable of expressing an idea.
AGREE
Wherever human exists, language exists.
AGREE
This communication term is popularized by the work of Carl Rogers and Richard Farson (n.d) and advocated by counselors and therapists (Brownell, 2009; Burstein, 2010).
Active listening
This is done if the message is distorted or is not clearly understood by the receiver.
Adjustment
It is a pathway or medium through which the messages travel to reach their destination. It may be oral, visual, or audio-visual.
Channel
It is a two-way process that occurs in an orderly and systematic sequence and involves giving and receiving ideas, feelings, and attitudes between two or more persons and results in a response.
Communication
The following are factors that formed the character, values, and perspective of a person, except
Cultural biases
Effective communication may result to either goodwill or chaos
DISAGREE
In the theory of Shannon and Weaver, they identified a problem that is concerned with the success with which the meaning conveyed to the receiver leads to the desired conduct on his part.
Effectiveness problem
Given the concept of tele-migration, globalization is largely on the things that we make and not on what we do.
FALSE
In sequential culture, people are not exposed to the idea of "one at a time".
FALSE
In the Philippines, "coup de call" brought down the corrupt regime
FALSE
In the presentation of Ayame Mochizuki, she did not claim that access to the Internet will help people to learn other cultures and languages.
FALSE
Noise is one of the five steps in the communication process.
FALSE
Not all languages have slangs, taboo words, and euphemism for them, such as john for "toilet".
FALSE
People's backgrounds, perceptions, values, biases, needs, and expectations cannot affect the decoding of the message
FALSE
Richard Baldwin in TEDxLausanne shared that products are difficult to ship across borders.
FALSE
Shereen El Feki talks about the superiority of the Western Culture over the Arabs.
FALSE
During a meeting, the failure of the Student Body Organization to ask many questions causes the University President to wonder if any real understanding has taken place. Which among the process barriers exemplifies the above-given scenario.
Feedback barrier
This refers to the phenomena by which people and goods move easily across borders.
Globalization
In the presentation of Ayame Mochizuki, which of the following is not considered by the Japanese as an obstacle in learning the English language?
Intellectual issues
How do you generally categorize the following services: auto caption, google translation?
Machine translation
It is an element transmitted in communication that consists of idea, opinion, information, feeling, or attitude
Message
It is a barrier or obstacle that occurs in any of the phases of the oral communication process and may interfere with or break the whole process which may distort hearing.
Noise
This form of communication refers to the sending of messages to another person using methods or means other than the spoken language.
Non-verbal Communication
Effective communication has an audience that depends on.
Occasion and purpose
This refers to any number of physical distractions can interfere with the effectiveness of communication, including a telephone call, drop-in visitors, distances between people, walls, and static on the radio.
Physical barrier
Which principle of communication requires the message to be coded with no ambiguity
Principle of Clarity
This is a type of barrier that often involves a psychological distance between people that is similar to actual physical distance.
Psychosocial barriers
This person receives, analyzes, understands, interprets the message, and becomes the sender of the reply to the encoded messages.
Receiver
Which barrier is being referred in the following: The same word may mean different things to different people.
Semantic barrier
In the theory of Shannon and Weaver, they identified a problem that is concerned with the identity, or a satisfactory close approximation, in the interpretation of meaning by the receiver, as compared with the intended meaning of the sender. This is a very deep and involved situation, even when one deals only with the relatively simpler problems of communication through speech.
Semantic problem
This is an element of communication that refers to a person who creates and transmits the message by means of her/his voice and body.
Sender
All living languages change through time.
TRUE
Any number of physical distractions can interfere with the effectiveness of communication, including a telephone call, drop-in visitors, distances between people, walls, and static on the radio.
TRUE
Cultural stereotypes affect our perception of how a person communicates.
TRUE
Digital technology provides larger processing increments over the years as compared to when Apollo 11 was launched.
TRUE
Dress, as an expression of communication, is one of the many differences between and among cultures.
TRUE
In Clay Shirkey TED@State talk on "How social media can make history", he highlighted the role and significance of real time news reporting in a coordinated global response
TRUE
In Sherry Turkles' TED2012 talk "Connected, but alone?", she posited that through technology people can be anywhere in the world.
TRUE
In a TEDGlobal 2009 talk, Gordon Brown emphasized the capability of modern technology to bring local issues to global attention
TRUE
In a globalized community, the more language contacts happen the more a conversation becomes challenging.
TRUE
In synchronic culture, people planned for their long-term goals
TRUE
In the presentation of Ayame Mochizuki, she claimed that English is vital in the globalizing world.
TRUE
Tele-migration is an example of commercialization brought about by digital technologies.
TRUE
The diversity of people and cultures have an impact on communication.
TRUE
The vocabulary of a language can be expanded to include new words for new concepts
TRUE
The words we choose, how we use them, and the meaning we attach to them can cause many communication barriers.
TRUE
There are both positive and negative effects when people can upload whatever content wherever and whenever they want.
TRUE
How do you call the communication problem identified by Dr. Claude E. Shannon that is concerned with the accuracy of transference from sender to the receiver of sets of symbols (written speech), or of a continuously varying signal (telephonic or radio transmission of voice or music), or of a continuously varying two-dimensional pattern (television), etc.?
Technical problem
This refers to the technological innovation that responds to physical or mobility limitations to people to attend a meeting in the same geographical location.
Telepresence
According to Madrunio and Martin (2018), which of the following is NOT a driver of globalization?
The geopolitics in the region
Which among the intents of communication is related to teaching?
To instruct
Which among the following intents of communication is related to argumentation and sales talk?
To persuade
It is a form of transmitting messages using word symbols in representing ideas and objects which comes into two forms: oral and written
Verbal Communication