Wgu d268 rrm3 task 2 | latest update with complete solution
Communication - -the process of using symbols to exchange meaning.
--Sender - -the individual who constructs the message
--Receiver - -the individual to whom the message is sent and who interprets the message.
--Message - -information traveling between the sender and the receiver.
--Channel - -the medium through which the message is sent.
--Environment - -the setting in which the communication occurs.
--Feedback - -a response: a message back to the sender after the original message is
received.
--Interference - -anything that prevents or distracts from a message being sent and/or
received.
--synchronous communication - -communication that occurs in real time. The person sends
a message and receives feedback in real-time.
--asynchronous communication - -communication that does not happen in real-time. The
sender cannot expect to receive immediate feedback.
--Symbol - -something used to represent something else.
--verbal messages - -messages that are conveyed using words, either spoken or written.
--non-verbal messages - -messages that do not use words but are conveyed using body
languages or signs etc.
--written messages - -messages written in the form of letters, emails, text messages etc
--visual messages - -messages conveyed as signs or symbols
--positive feedback - -when the receiver receives the message completely and understand
the intended meaning.
--Negative feedback - -when the receiver does not receive the message or is not able to
understand it.
--Ambiguous feedback - -when the feedback is neither positive or negative. The receiver has
not expressed their understanding or interpretation of the message.
--environment - -the environment is the physical, psychological, or virtual atmosphere
within which the message is sent/or received.
Communication - -the process of using symbols to exchange meaning.
--Sender - -the individual who constructs the message
--Receiver - -the individual to whom the message is sent and who interprets the message.
--Message - -information traveling between the sender and the receiver.
--Channel - -the medium through which the message is sent.
--Environment - -the setting in which the communication occurs.
--Feedback - -a response: a message back to the sender after the original message is
received.
--Interference - -anything that prevents or distracts from a message being sent and/or
received.
--synchronous communication - -communication that occurs in real time. The person sends
a message and receives feedback in real-time.
--asynchronous communication - -communication that does not happen in real-time. The
sender cannot expect to receive immediate feedback.
--Symbol - -something used to represent something else.
--verbal messages - -messages that are conveyed using words, either spoken or written.
--non-verbal messages - -messages that do not use words but are conveyed using body
languages or signs etc.
--written messages - -messages written in the form of letters, emails, text messages etc
--visual messages - -messages conveyed as signs or symbols
--positive feedback - -when the receiver receives the message completely and understand
the intended meaning.
--Negative feedback - -when the receiver does not receive the message or is not able to
understand it.
--Ambiguous feedback - -when the feedback is neither positive or negative. The receiver has
not expressed their understanding or interpretation of the message.
--environment - -the environment is the physical, psychological, or virtual atmosphere
within which the message is sent/or received.
