Vocabulary Terms | Sender-Receiver Model | Active Listening | Communication General | This and That |
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What is Receiving?
The process of taking in all of the information about the communication.
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What is Five?
The Sender-Receiver Communication Model discussed in class is made up of how many parts?
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What is True?
Some of the steps in the Active Listening process may occur simultaneously or in a different order depending on the situation. True or False?
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What is Written?
This communication channel includes Reading the words, Paying attention to word choice, and Paying attention to the tone.
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What is Non-Verbal cues?
Making eye contact, nodding your head, saying "yeah" or "mmm-hmmm" are ways of what type of feedback.
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What is Communication?
The act or process of using words, sounds, signs, or behaviors to express or exchange information or to express your ideas, thoughts, feelings, etc., to someone else.
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What is Feedback?
This part of the model is the verbal and nonverbal cues receivers convey to indicate their reaction to communication.
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What is Responding?
The Active Listening Process has five steps including Receiving, Attending, Understanding, Recalling and what other step?
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What is Outlining?
Planning and _______ are the keys to being prepared and providing the best communication delivery.
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What is Attending?
Limiting multitasking and elevating your attention are ways to improve what step in the Active Listening process.
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What is Fields of Experience?
This consists of the beliefs, attitudes, values, and experiences that each participant brings to a communication event.
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What is Noise?
Any distraction or factor in the environment that prevents the message from reaching its destination.
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What is Recalling?
This involves remembering the information you have received once you have attended to, understood, and responded to it.
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What is Effective Communication?
This will allow you to experience fewer misunderstandings, which can cause: friction between people, wasting of time, and mistakes.
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What is "Who's On First?"
In class we watched the 1940's Abbott and Costello classic that demonstrates how difficult communication can be. It is titled what?
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What is Active Listening?
This is a communication technique in which the receiver provides feedback to confirm what they have heard and to confirm the understanding of all parties.
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What is Channel?
The method of delivery in the Sender-Receiver Model.
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What is Face-to-Face?
The following describe what type of communication channel? Hear the words, Listen to the tone, and watch body language.
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What is the Purpose?
Communication planning includes five steps. The first step is to determine the _____ of the message.
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What is Fields of Experience?
People who have similar what are more likely to understand one another.
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What is Attending?
This is when you focus attention on the information you’ve received.
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What is the Receiver?
The person who completes the transfer of the message, and assigns a meaning to it.
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What is Understanding?
This is the goal of all communication. It is achieved when all parties agree on the shared meaning of a message.
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What is the Workforce?
By understanding how to effectively communicate this will help a person succeed in what primary place?
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What is Ears and Mouth?
Epictetus states "We have two ____ and one ____ so that we can listen twice as much as we speak.”
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