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Channel - The communication between a sender and a receiver takes place in a pathway to
communication referred to as a(n) _____.



The interactional model of communication illustrates that - a person cannot perform the
roles of a sender and a receiver simultaneously



Symbol - is an arbitrary label or representation of phenomena.



The linear model approach to communication is limited because it presumes that communication
- involves sending only one message




Semantic noise - pertains to the slang, jargon, or specialized language used by individuals
or groups.



Psychological noise - refers to a communicator's prejudices, biases, and predispositions
toward another or the message.



The symbols that represent an idea or thought are known as - abstract symbols




Identify the correct statement pertaining to ethics. - Ethics permeates all walks of life and
cuts across gender, race, class, and so on.

, Identify a concrete symbol from the following. - Book




The interactional model of communication has been criticized because it - suggests that
one person acts as a sender while the other acts as a receiver



One ethical strategy to consider when reading communication theory is to remain open to being
persuaded by the statements of others. - True



In the context of extracting meaning from messages, Judith Martin and Tom Nakayama point out
that - meanings have cultural consequences




The transmitter of a message is referred to as - source




Feedback - helps communicators to know whether or not their message is being received
and the extent to which meaning is achieved.



Why is the linear model approach to communication considered to be limited in its scope? -
It presumes that there is only one message in the communication process.



According to Turner and West, the _____ underscores communication as a coherent combination
of environment, shared technology experience, and communication effect. - holistic model
of communication

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