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Elhbo 6
Elhbo 6
How is communication defined? As the transfer of information, including feelings and ideas, from one person to another.
What is the goal of communication? To have the receiver understand the message as it was intended.
What are the importance of communication? To understand and influence human behavior.
What are some important concerns that individual The organization's identity, individual members, objectives, roles, and how to achieve those
members of an organization should know? objectives.
Why is it important for individual members to know the To understand what the organization is and what objectives it wants to achieve.
organization's identity and objectives?
What information should individual members know How they will achieve those objectives.
about their roles in achieving the organization's
objectives?
What is the significance of understanding human Understanding human behavior is crucial for effective communication and collaboration
behavior in an organization? within the organization.
Who is known as the sender in the communication The person who conveys his thoughts, message, or ideas to the receiver.
process?
Where is the sender located in the communication At the starting point and represents the source of communication.
system?
What does the subject matter of communication Ideas, feelings, suggestions, orders, etc.
include?
What term is used for the ideas, feelings, suggestions, Subject matter of communication.
etc., that a sender wants to convey?
What are the two components of a message? The thought or conceptual component and the feeling or emotional component.
Which component of the message pertains to the The thought or conceptual component.
thought or concept being conveyed?
Which component of the message deals with the The feeling or emotional component.
emotional aspect of the communication?
What is encoding in communication? The process of converting messages into communication symbols, which may be
understood by the receiver.
What does encoding do? Translates the internal thought of the sender into a language which can be understandable.
What is the definition of media or channel? The path, channel, or medium through which an encoded message is transmitted to the
receiver.
In what forms can media or channel be present? Written form, face to face, through telephone, letter, internet, etc.
What is decoding in communication? The process of translating the encoded message into an effective language, which can be
understood by the receiver.
What happens during the process of decoding? The encoded symbols of the sender are converted.
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Who is known as the receiver in communication? The person who receives the message.
What is feedback in communication? The process of reversal of communication in which the receiver expresses his reaction to
the sender of the message.
What is the purpose of feedback in communication? To ensure that the receiver has received and understood the message.
What is noise in the context of communication? Any construction or hindrance which hampers the communication process.
What is the topic of study for Ms. Jiebeth G. Bueno? Human Behavior.
What is a semantic barrier? Barriers in terms of words, the problems and obstructions in the process of encoding and
decoding message into words or impressions.
What does a semantic barrier relate to in The process of encoding and decoding messages into words or impressions.
communication?
What aspect of human behavior does the semantic The way messages are encoded and decoded into words or impressions.
barrier affect?
What is a badly expressed message? A message that lacks clarity and precision.
What can cause a message to be considered badly Lack of clarity and precision.
expressed?
What is meant by 'Symbols with Different Meanings' The same words may carry different meanings to different people and can convey different
as a barrier to communication? meanings under different situations.
How can symbols with different meanings hinder By causing confusion due to varied interpretations.
communication?
How can unclarified assumptions affect It can lead to different interpretations of the message.
communication?
What should the sender do to avoid unclarified Clarify the assumptions about the message.
assumptions?
What is Technical Jargon or terminology used for? To communicate messages among experts and specialists.
What are psychological barriers in communication? Barriers which arise on the account of emotional and psychological status of the sender and
receiver of the message.
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How do psychological barriers affect communication? They are influenced by the emotional and psychological status of the sender and receiver.
What is premature evaluation in communication? The tendency of forming a judgment before listening to the entire message.
What is the impact of premature evaluation on It hinders effective listening and understanding of the message.
communication?
How can premature evaluation be overcome? By practicing active listening and suspending judgment until the entire message is received.
How can lack of attention affect communication? It can make communication less effective and lead to message misunderstanding.
What can happen if proper attention is not given to The message can be misunderstood.
communication?
What is Loss by Transmission and Poor Retention? Loss of or transmission of inaccurate information when communication passes through
various levels or channels in the organization.
What does Loss by Transmission and Poor Retention Loss of or transmission of inaccurate information.
lead to?
Where does Loss by Transmission and Poor Retention When communication passes through various levels or channels in the organization.
occur?
What is the common psychological barrier known as Lack of mutual trust between the sender and the receiver.
distrust?
How does distrust act as a barrier to communication? It creates a lack of mutual trust between the sender and the receiver.
What are the barriers to effective communication in an Organization structure, rules and regulations, authority relationships, etc.
organization?
Why may communication not reach the same place as Due to various levels and channels it must pass through.
it was sent in an organization?
What factors act as a barrier to effective Organization structure, rules and regulations, authority relationships, etc.
communication in an organization?
How do organization structure, rules and regulations They act as barriers to effective communication.
affect communication?
What role do authority relationships play in They act as barriers to effective communication.
communication within an organization?
How does organizational policy affect the It hampers the communication process if the policy is not supportive of the free flow of
effectiveness of communication? communication.
What is the common organizational barrier related to Rigid and cumbersome rules and regulations.
rules and regulations?
How does status affect the process of It creates psychological distance between superior and subordinate.
communication?
What is the impact of status on communication? Psychological distance between superior and subordinate.
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How can organization structure act as a barrier to It can make communication more difficult.
communication?
What facilities can act as barriers to effective Frequent meetings, conferences, suggestion boxes, complaint boxes, etc.
communication if they are absent in an organization?
How can the absence of organizational facilities affect It can hamper effective communication.
effective communication?
What is one aspect of human behavior that can affect Human behavior.
communication?
What is a personal barrier to communication? The personal factors of both sender and receiver.
What influences the effectiveness of communication? The personal factors of both sender and receiver.
How is human behavior related to the effectiveness of It influences the personal factors of both sender and receiver.
communication?
What is the common personal barrier known as 'Fear It is when a superior fears that a particular communication can hamper his authority and
of Challenge to Authority'? may withhold such communication to maintain a higher position and prestige in the
organization.
What is the common personal barrier related to lack of When superiors do not have faith or confidence in the competence of their subordinates.
confidence of superiors in their subordinates?
In what way does the lack of confidence of superiors It creates a barrier to effective communication.
affect communication with subordinates?
How can lack of proper incentives affect Subordinates do not take initiative to communicate.
communication?
What is the name of the course or subject? Basic Methods of Interpersonal Communication.
What are the functions of communication in human Information Function, Motivation Function, Control Function, Emotive Function.
behavior?
What are the goals of effective communication? To gain goodwill, to inquire, to inform, to persuade.
What are the different kinds of communication? Verbal, non-verbal, written, visual, and electronic communication.
What is the direction of message flow in vertical From higher levels to lower levels.
communication?
What is the definition of Horizontal Communication? Messages from persons in lower-level positions to persons in higher positions.
What is the purpose of the message 'Thank you End To express gratitude and indicate the end of the lesson.
of Lesson'?