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CMN 10V Exam Study Guide Questions and Answers | revised communication - a systemic process in which people interact with and through symbols to create and interpret meanings content level of meaning - one of two levels of meaning; the literal information in a message (what's up, what is literally up, direction wise) feedback - verbal or nonverbal to a message. the concept of feedback as applied to human communication appeared first in interactive models of communication. homeostasis - a state of equilibirum that systems strive for but cannot sustain meaning - the singificant we attribute to a phenomenon; what it signifies to us. noise - anything that interferes with the intended meaning of communication; includes sounds (eg traffic) as well as psychological intereferences (eg preoccupation) openness - the extent to which a system interacts with its surrounding environment process (communication is a process) - an ongoing continuity; the beginning and end of which are difficult to identify; for example, communication! relationship level of meaning - one of the two level of meaning in communication; expresses the relationship between communicators. more important than content levels ymbol - arbitrary, ambiguous, and abstract representations of phenomena. symbols are the basis of language, much nonverbal behavior, and human thought. Page 2/14 Crafted for Academic Insight by KatelynWhitman. All rights reserved © 2025 system (comms is systemic) - a group of interrelated elements that affect one another. communciation is systemic! critical research - an approach to research that aims to identify, critique, or change communication pracitces that oppress, marignalize or otherwise harm people. ethics - the branch of philosphy that deals with the goodness or rightness of parrticular actions. ethnical issues infuse all areas of the communication field. ethos - one of three forms of proof; proof based on the speakers credibility (trustowrthiness, expertise, and goodwill) interpersonal communication - communication between people, sometimes in close relationships usch as friendhsip and romance intrapersonal communication - communications with ourselves, or self-talk. logos - one of three forms of proof; proof based on logic and reasoning

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Answers | revised


communication - ✔✔a systemic process in which people interact with and through symbols to create and

interpret meanings


content level of meaning - ✔✔one of two levels of meaning; the literal information in a message (what's

up, what is literally up, direction wise)


feedback - ✔✔verbal or nonverbal to a message. the concept of feedback as applied to human

communication appeared first in interactive models of communication.


homeostasis - ✔✔a state of equilibirum that systems strive for but cannot sustain


meaning - ✔✔the singificant we attribute to a phenomenon; what it signifies to us.


noise - ✔✔anything that interferes with the intended meaning of communication; includes sounds (eg

traffic) as well as psychological intereferences (eg preoccupation)


openness - ✔✔the extent to which a system interacts with its surrounding environment


process (communication is a process) - ✔✔an ongoing continuity; the beginning and end of which are

difficult to identify; for example, communication!


relationship level of meaning - ✔✔one of the two level of meaning in communication; expresses the

relationship between communicators. more important than content levels


ymbol - ✔✔arbitrary, ambiguous, and abstract representations of phenomena. symbols are the basis of

language, much nonverbal behavior, and human thought.




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, system (comms is systemic) - ✔✔a group of interrelated elements that affect one another. communciation

is systemic!


critical research - ✔✔an approach to research that aims to identify, critique, or change communication

pracitces that oppress, marignalize or otherwise harm people.


ethics - ✔✔the branch of philosphy that deals with the goodness or rightness of parrticular actions.

ethnical issues infuse all areas of the communication field.


ethos - ✔✔one of three forms of proof; proof based on the speakers credibility (trustowrthiness, expertise,

and goodwill)


interpersonal communication - ✔✔communication between people, sometimes in close relationships usch

as friendhsip and romance


intrapersonal communication - ✔✔communications with ourselves, or self-talk.


logos - ✔✔one of three forms of proof; proof based on logic and reasoning.


organizational culture - ✔✔values, behaviors, pracitces, and forms of communication that are shared by

memebrs of an organization and that reflect an organization's identity.


pathos - ✔✔one of the three forms of proof; proof based on appealing to listener's emotions.


qualitative research - ✔✔intepretive techniques, including textual analysis, ethnography, used to

understand the character of expreince, particuarly how people perceieve and make sense of

communication.


quantitative research - ✔✔techniques such as descripitive, statistics surveys and experiemnts used to

gather quantificable data.


triangulation - ✔✔studying phenomena by relying on multiple sources of data, theories, researchers,

and/or metholodogical approaches.

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