WGU D268 RRM3 TASK 1 2 AND 3 COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
◉ Sender.
Answer: a person who transmits a message
◉ Receiver.
Answer: the person who receives the message
◉ Message.
Answer: information traveling between the sender and the receiver
◉ Channel.
Answer: the medium through which the message is sent
◉ Environment.
Answer: the setting in which communication occurs
◉ Feedback.
Answer: A response: a message back to a sender after the original
message is received
,◉ Interference.
Answer: Anything that prevents or distracts from a message being
sent and or received
◉ Synchronous communication.
Answer: Communication that happens in real time when a person
sends a message and receives feedback immediately
◉ Asynchronous communication.
Answer: Communication that does not happen in real time, and the
sender cannot expect to receive immediate feedback
◉ Verbal channels.
Answer: In person, speech, phone conversation, voice, Internet,
protocol, radio, podcast, voicemail message, intercom
◉ Written channels.
Answer: Email, text, essay, letter, memo, blog, tweet
◉ Nonverbal/visual channels.
Answer: Drawing, photograph, body language, graphs, font types,
architecture
,◉ Symbol.
Answer: something that stands for something else
◉ Verbal messages.
Answer: Messages that are conveyed using words, either spoken or
written
◉ Nonverbal messages.
Answer: Messages that do not use words, but are conveyed using
body language or signs
◉ Written messages.
Answer: Messages written in the form of letters emails text
messages
◉ Visual messages.
Answer: Messages conveyed as signs or symbols
◉ Positive feedback.
Answer: When the receiver receives the message completely and
understands the intended meeting
, ◉ Negative feedback.
Answer: When the receiver does not receive the message or is not
able to understand it
◉ Ambiguous feedback.
Answer: When the feedback is neither positive nor negative. The
receiver has not expressed their understanding or interpretation of
the message.
◉ Environment.
Answer: The environment is the physical, psychological, or virtual
atmosphere, within which the message is sent or received
◉ Physical interference.
Answer: any physical interference in the communication
environment
◉ Psychological interference.
Answer: Any emotion or mental interference that does not allow you
to completely focus on the message, making it difficult for you to
interpret the message as intended
◉ Semantic interference.
SOLUTIONS
◉ Sender.
Answer: a person who transmits a message
◉ Receiver.
Answer: the person who receives the message
◉ Message.
Answer: information traveling between the sender and the receiver
◉ Channel.
Answer: the medium through which the message is sent
◉ Environment.
Answer: the setting in which communication occurs
◉ Feedback.
Answer: A response: a message back to a sender after the original
message is received
,◉ Interference.
Answer: Anything that prevents or distracts from a message being
sent and or received
◉ Synchronous communication.
Answer: Communication that happens in real time when a person
sends a message and receives feedback immediately
◉ Asynchronous communication.
Answer: Communication that does not happen in real time, and the
sender cannot expect to receive immediate feedback
◉ Verbal channels.
Answer: In person, speech, phone conversation, voice, Internet,
protocol, radio, podcast, voicemail message, intercom
◉ Written channels.
Answer: Email, text, essay, letter, memo, blog, tweet
◉ Nonverbal/visual channels.
Answer: Drawing, photograph, body language, graphs, font types,
architecture
,◉ Symbol.
Answer: something that stands for something else
◉ Verbal messages.
Answer: Messages that are conveyed using words, either spoken or
written
◉ Nonverbal messages.
Answer: Messages that do not use words, but are conveyed using
body language or signs
◉ Written messages.
Answer: Messages written in the form of letters emails text
messages
◉ Visual messages.
Answer: Messages conveyed as signs or symbols
◉ Positive feedback.
Answer: When the receiver receives the message completely and
understands the intended meeting
, ◉ Negative feedback.
Answer: When the receiver does not receive the message or is not
able to understand it
◉ Ambiguous feedback.
Answer: When the feedback is neither positive nor negative. The
receiver has not expressed their understanding or interpretation of
the message.
◉ Environment.
Answer: The environment is the physical, psychological, or virtual
atmosphere, within which the message is sent or received
◉ Physical interference.
Answer: any physical interference in the communication
environment
◉ Psychological interference.
Answer: Any emotion or mental interference that does not allow you
to completely focus on the message, making it difficult for you to
interpret the message as intended
◉ Semantic interference.
