Communication 100 Exam 1 Practice Test with Answers Communication Studies –
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communication process of using messages to create meaning << correct answer >>verbal
communication the use of language and vocal sounds to deliver a message << correct answer
>>nonverbal communication the use of facial expressions, body language, and gestures to
communicate << correct answer >>what are the 3 components of communication? process,
message, and meaning << correct answer >>what are the 4 components of the communication model?
sender, channel, receiver, feedback << correct answer >>process any exchange or activity
that happens over time << correct answer >>message ideas, emotions, or concepts that are
exchanged from one person to another, either verbally or nonverbally << correct answer >>meaning
the understanding assigned to the message << correct answer >>sender the origination point of
the message << correct answer >>receiver the person who gets the message << correct answer
>>channel the way in which a message is transmitted from sender to receiver << correct answer
>>encoding the process of translating a message into code << correct answer >>decoding the
process of assigning meaning to a message's code << correct answer >>feedbackthe receiver's response
to a message << correct answer >>immediate feedback question or a nod << correct answer >>delayed
feedback test or project << correct answer >>what are the two types of feedback?immediate and
delayed feedback << correct answer >>noise anything that interrupts the transmission of a message
from the sender to the receiver << correct answer >>physical noise car alarm, banging of pots and
bans, screaming << correct answer >>psychological noise day dreaming, tired << correct answer
>>what are the 4 levels of communication intrapersonal, interpersonal, mass, public << correct
answer >>intrapersonal communication communication you have with yourself, transmission of
messages to create meaning within one's self << correct answer >>interpersonal communication
communication with others << correct answer >>public communication also known as speech
communication, communication between one sender and many receivers << correct answer >>examples
of public communication you speaking in front of your lab class 1 sender-25 receivers << correct
answer >>mass communication communication from one sender to the masses via a mediated channel
(tv, radio, internet, social media) << correct answer >>what is the biggest from of mass communication
superbowl commercials << correct answer >>dyadic communication between exactly 2
people << correct answer >>small groupcommunication between 3-8 people << correct answer >>what
are the 2 types of interpersonal communication? dyadic and small group communication <<
correct answer >>self-concept how individuals perceive themselves << correct answer >>self-talk
the conversations we have with ourselves << correct answer >>what are the 5 rules of
communication communication is inevitable
communication is irreversible
communication is dynamic, therefore never happens the same way twice
communication happen in context
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communication process of using messages to create meaning << correct answer >>verbal
communication the use of language and vocal sounds to deliver a message << correct answer
>>nonverbal communication the use of facial expressions, body language, and gestures to
communicate << correct answer >>what are the 3 components of communication? process,
message, and meaning << correct answer >>what are the 4 components of the communication model?
sender, channel, receiver, feedback << correct answer >>process any exchange or activity
that happens over time << correct answer >>message ideas, emotions, or concepts that are
exchanged from one person to another, either verbally or nonverbally << correct answer >>meaning
the understanding assigned to the message << correct answer >>sender the origination point of
the message << correct answer >>receiver the person who gets the message << correct answer
>>channel the way in which a message is transmitted from sender to receiver << correct answer
>>encoding the process of translating a message into code << correct answer >>decoding the
process of assigning meaning to a message's code << correct answer >>feedbackthe receiver's response
to a message << correct answer >>immediate feedback question or a nod << correct answer >>delayed
feedback test or project << correct answer >>what are the two types of feedback?immediate and
delayed feedback << correct answer >>noise anything that interrupts the transmission of a message
from the sender to the receiver << correct answer >>physical noise car alarm, banging of pots and
bans, screaming << correct answer >>psychological noise day dreaming, tired << correct answer
>>what are the 4 levels of communication intrapersonal, interpersonal, mass, public << correct
answer >>intrapersonal communication communication you have with yourself, transmission of
messages to create meaning within one's self << correct answer >>interpersonal communication
communication with others << correct answer >>public communication also known as speech
communication, communication between one sender and many receivers << correct answer >>examples
of public communication you speaking in front of your lab class 1 sender-25 receivers << correct
answer >>mass communication communication from one sender to the masses via a mediated channel
(tv, radio, internet, social media) << correct answer >>what is the biggest from of mass communication
superbowl commercials << correct answer >>dyadic communication between exactly 2
people << correct answer >>small groupcommunication between 3-8 people << correct answer >>what
are the 2 types of interpersonal communication? dyadic and small group communication <<
correct answer >>self-concept how individuals perceive themselves << correct answer >>self-talk
the conversations we have with ourselves << correct answer >>what are the 5 rules of
communication communication is inevitable
communication is irreversible
communication is dynamic, therefore never happens the same way twice
communication happen in context
