PROCESS OF COMMUNICAITON
TYPES & LEVELS OF COMMUNICATION
GOALS & SCHOOL OF THOUGHT
VALUES OF COMMUNICATION
PRINCIPELS OF COMMUNICAITON
100

What is the term for the person or entity who creates and transmits a message in the communication process?

Sender

100

Which type of communication uses written words, letters, and printed symbols to convey a message?

Written Communication

100

What goal of communication focuses on delivering facts, data, and knowledge to the receiver?

To Inform

100

What communication value promotes fair access and equal opportunity across media channels for all social groups?

Media Equality

100

What principle of communication uses an easygoing, flexible tone to encourage comfortable dialogue?

Informality

200

What is the term for the receiver's response or reaction that indicates whether a message was understood?

Feedback

200

Which type of communication conveys ideas using graphics, diagrams, signs, maps, and visual aids?

Visual Communication

200

What goal of communication aims to influence, convince, or change the receiver's beliefs or actions?

To Persuade

200

What communication value emphasizes the inclusion and respect of varied cultural, background, and identity perspectives?

Media Diversity

200

What principle mandates checking the receiver's response to confirm if the message was understood correctly?

Feedback

300

What is the mental process of interpreting, translating, and extracting meaning from received symbols or words?

Decoding

300

Which level of communication happens internally within an individual's own mind?

Intrapersonal

300

What goal of communication is driven by asking for assistance, permission, or specific actions from the receiver?

To Request

300

What communication value focuses on maintaining social harmony, preserving traditions, and respecting community norms?

Cultural Order

300

What principle focuses on securing the receiver’s focus and interest before delivering the message?

Attention

400

What term refers to any physical, psychological, or environmental distraction that interferes with the message transmission?

Noise

400

Which level of communication transmits messages through technological channels to a broad, public audience?

Mass Communication

400

What goal of communication seeks to foster trust, rapport, and long-term connections between people?

To build relationship

400

What communication value defends an individual's basic right to speak, express ideas, and opinionate without censorship?

Media Freedom

400

What principle requires using direct, simple language and structure to prevent confusion and ambiguity?

Clarity

500

Communication level has 5 types, what are those?

Auditory
Visual
Olfactory
Tactile
Electronic

500

Which fundamental type of communication relies on spoken or written words to convey messages, thoughts, and ideas?

Verbal Communication

500

Which school of thought is concerned with how symbols, signs, and messages are used to interact with people in order to produce varieties of meanings. 

Second

500

Effective and ethical communication is built on providing accurate, honest facts that empower receivers to make knowledgeable decisions. Which pair of core values does this describe?

Truthful and Information
500

Which principle of communication requires that messages remain coherent, reliable, and aligned across all channels and over time to prevent confusion?

Consistency

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