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What is Communication? - Answer The process of sharing ideas involving a sender who encodes a message and a receiver who perceives the message Can one be within a society without communication? Why? - Answer It is near impossible; Due to the difficulty in relationships Is communication second nature? - Answer Yes and as humans we take it for granted and could become shocked if we do not have it What happens when you lose communication skills? - Answer We have to adapt and learn how to navigate through our newfound obstacles; we could be put into shock at first What is Modality? - Answer A manner or a method which information is transferred What is the Communication Model? - Answer Sender -- Shared Modality -- Receiver -- Feedback (Loops) What are the modalities of communication? - Answer 1.) Speech 2.) Sign Language 3.) Reading and Writing 4.) Gestures 5.)Pictures or Drawings 6.) Electronic Communication (ie. Texting) What is the process of typical communication? - Answer Formulate -- Transmission -- Reception -- Comprehension -- Feedback What are the different types of Feedback? - Answer Linguistic - "I agree" Para linguistic - Gestures, eye contact What's the importance of feedback? - Answer Prevents communication breakdown (Feedback is seen as just as important as the information the sender provides

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SLHS 1150 Exam 1 Final Questions
and All Correct Answers 2026
Updated.
What is Communication? - Answer The process of sharing ideas involving a sender who
encodes a message and a receiver who perceives the message



Can one be within a society without communication? Why? - Answer It is near impossible;

Due to the difficulty in relationships



Is communication second nature? - Answer Yes and as humans we take it for granted and
could become shocked if we do not have it



What happens when you lose communication skills? - Answer We have to adapt and learn
how to navigate through our newfound obstacles; we could be put into shock at first



What is Modality? - Answer A manner or a method which information is transferred



What is the Communication Model? - Answer Sender -- Shared Modality -- Receiver --
Feedback (Loops)



What are the modalities of communication? - Answer 1.) Speech

2.) Sign Language

3.) Reading and Writing

4.) Gestures

5.)Pictures or Drawings

6.) Electronic Communication (ie. Texting)



What is the process of typical communication? - Answer Formulate -- Transmission --
Reception -- Comprehension -- Feedback



What are the different types of Feedback? - Answer Linguistic - "I agree"

Para linguistic - Gestures, eye contact



What's the importance of feedback? - Answer Prevents communication breakdown
(Feedback is seen as just as important as the information the sender provides

,Tools used to Communicate - Answer Speech - Neuromuscular process by way we create the
sound and thus language

Language - Putting labels to sounds to formulate our ideas or thoughts

Hearing - One's perception of sound

Seeing - One's perception of sight



What are the purposes of communication ? (And thus forms of communication) - Answer
Instrumental Function - Access to things

Regulatory - Allows us to control things

Interactional - Conversations with one another

Personal - Giving reminders

Heuristic - Learning

Imaginative - People and animals imagine

Information - To maintain information



What is effective communication? - Answer Occurs when the whole speech chain is done
successfully



What is a speech chain? - Answer A scientific point of view of communication



What is Grice's Maxims? - Answer Principles of effective communication

Principle of quantity - Saying enough so somebody understands

Principle of quality - Having coherent sentences or ideas to create a connection

Principle of Relevance - Is it relevant to a person or a story

Principle of Manner - How to approach (Politeness)



What is the Critical Period? - Answer The first 5 years of life as they are most important for
our language development



What is the sensitive period? - Answer When we learn with very little effort



What are the ingredients of communication? - Answer Speech, Language, and Hearing



What is the definition language? - Answer A socially shared code that uses a system to
represent ideas

, What are the features of language? - Answer 1.) Universal - Everybody uses language to
communicate

2.) Species Specific - Understand all parts of language

3.) Productivity - Never ends; we can say what we want to

4.) Rate of Acquisition - How quickly we learn but also how effective we are in communicating



What are the Language Domains? - Answer Form - Syntax and Morphology

Content - Semantic components of language (Vocab)

Use - The realm of pragmatics (Use of language in context)



What are the Domains? - Answer Semantics - Meaning of words and word combinations

Syntax - Rules of language and organization of sentences

Morphology - Organization of words (The endings of words)

Phonology - Sounds we use to make syllables and words (Small # of sounds are called
Phonemes)

Pragmatics - Use of language for the social purposes



What are the two groups that believe in the meaning of language? - Answer Formalists - All
parts of language are equal

Functionalists - The pragmatics are the big idea of language



What is speech? - Answer The very precise activation of muscles in three systems



What are the systems of speech? - Answer Respiration - Lungs

Phonation - Trachea

Articulation - Tongue, Teeth, and Jaw



What is the model of speech production? - Answer Perceptual Target - Idea that allows you to
create sounds

Motor Scheme - The creation of air to make sounds

Speech Output - Creating sound out of the mouth

Feedback - Personal or others



What are the essential building blocks of speech? - Answer Breath stream - Exhalation of air

Voice - The quality can effect your speech

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