CSLB C10 COMPLETE EXAM REVIEW WITH
FULL SOLUTIONS
●● metacommunication
Answer: When we communicate with others about the way we are
communicating,
●● human communication
Answer: process that helps individuals create meaning about what they
experience and observe in the world around them and then attempt to
share that sense of meaning with other persons.
●● mass communication
Answer: occurs when an individual sends the exact message to a huge
number of people at one time, without much (if at all) direct, listener
feedback
●● public communication
Answer: a communicator delivers a speech to a big audience live and in
person
●● small group communication
,Answer: investigates messages between persons—usually in clusters of
3 to 12 individuals—who meet to interact with a common goal, to find a
solution, to avoid a potential dilemma, take a vote, or for recreation.
●● intrapersonal communication
Answer: focusing on communicating with our- selves, commonly
referred to as inner monolog
●● intergroup communication
Answer: communication exchanges between individuals from different
social or demographic groups ex. gender, class, or age
●● intercultural communication
Answer: communication between persons from two distinct cultures
●● interpersonal communication
Answer: process of exchanging messages between two people who are
relating and influencing each other simultaneously with the intent of
managing an ongoing relationship
●● impersonal
Answer: occurs when you relate to people on the basis of cultural
orientation or their social roles
, ●● impersonal vs interpersonal
Answer: impersonal uses cultural and sociological data and relates to
people on the basis of cultural/social roles
interpersonal uses psychological data and treats others as individuals
●● interpersonal communication principles
Answer: Inescapable
Irreversible
Unrepeatable
●● inescapable
Answer: -"one cannot not communicate."
-all behavior can be seen as communication
-other people can give meaning to what we do even if we do not intend
to be sending a message.
●● irreversible
Answer: we cannot delete or erase what we have said to another
individual.
●● unrepeatable
Answer: virtually impossible for us to communicate with another
individual in the same manner more than once.
FULL SOLUTIONS
●● metacommunication
Answer: When we communicate with others about the way we are
communicating,
●● human communication
Answer: process that helps individuals create meaning about what they
experience and observe in the world around them and then attempt to
share that sense of meaning with other persons.
●● mass communication
Answer: occurs when an individual sends the exact message to a huge
number of people at one time, without much (if at all) direct, listener
feedback
●● public communication
Answer: a communicator delivers a speech to a big audience live and in
person
●● small group communication
,Answer: investigates messages between persons—usually in clusters of
3 to 12 individuals—who meet to interact with a common goal, to find a
solution, to avoid a potential dilemma, take a vote, or for recreation.
●● intrapersonal communication
Answer: focusing on communicating with our- selves, commonly
referred to as inner monolog
●● intergroup communication
Answer: communication exchanges between individuals from different
social or demographic groups ex. gender, class, or age
●● intercultural communication
Answer: communication between persons from two distinct cultures
●● interpersonal communication
Answer: process of exchanging messages between two people who are
relating and influencing each other simultaneously with the intent of
managing an ongoing relationship
●● impersonal
Answer: occurs when you relate to people on the basis of cultural
orientation or their social roles
, ●● impersonal vs interpersonal
Answer: impersonal uses cultural and sociological data and relates to
people on the basis of cultural/social roles
interpersonal uses psychological data and treats others as individuals
●● interpersonal communication principles
Answer: Inescapable
Irreversible
Unrepeatable
●● inescapable
Answer: -"one cannot not communicate."
-all behavior can be seen as communication
-other people can give meaning to what we do even if we do not intend
to be sending a message.
●● irreversible
Answer: we cannot delete or erase what we have said to another
individual.
●● unrepeatable
Answer: virtually impossible for us to communicate with another
individual in the same manner more than once.
