Final exam Flashcards
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Marshall McLuhan said it was the carrier of the best means of communicating
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the medium
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Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to ‘connecting, seeing and comprehending the meaning?’
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the receiver
3
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Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to noise and interference
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the message
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Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to what is said, how it is said or presented?
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The sender
5
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Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to the effectiveness and its success?
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The feedback
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Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication refers to the science of signs (anything that stands for something else)?
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semiotics
7
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Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to sensing + selecting + perceiving = seeing
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Huxley/Lester model
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Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to ‘connecting, seeing and comprehending the meaning?’
A
the receiver
9
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Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to noise and interference
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the message
10
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Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to what is said, how it is said or presented?
A
The sender
11
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Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to the effectiveness and its success?
A
The feedback
12
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Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication refers to the science of signs (anything that stands for something else)?
A
semiotics
13
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Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to sensing + selecting + perceiving = seeing
A
Huxley/Lester model
14
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Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to shape, configuration, organizing the parts into meaningful wholes?
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Gestalt
15
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Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to ‘the real world rather than research labs’?
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ecological
16
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Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to an ‘eye-tracking system and ‘visual blueprinting’?
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constructivism
17
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Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to ‘robotics, artificial intelligence and interactive technology is?
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cognitive
18
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Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to ‘connecting, seeing and comprehending the meaning?’
A
the receiver
19
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Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to noise and interference
A
the message
20
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Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to what is said, how it is said or presented?
A
The sender
21
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Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to the effectiveness and its success?
A
The feedback
22
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Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication refers to the science of signs (anything that stands for something else)?
A
semiotics
23
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Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to sensing + selecting + perceiving = seeing
A
Huxley/Lester model
24
Q
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to shape, configuration, organizing the parts into meaningful wholes?
A
Gestalt
25
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'the real world rather than research labs'?
ecological
26
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to an 'eye-tracking system and 'visual blueprinting'?
constructivism
27
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'robotics, artificial intelligence and interactive technology is?
cognitive
28
Pictorial symbols in their hieroglyphic language as well as sound cues
phonograms
29
A sign or character that represents a whole concept
ideograph
30
A writing system that used pictographs to represent words and sounds
hieroglyphics
31
A form of substrate or crude paper
papyrus
32
How we sense light and color as an incomplete dynamic
sight
33
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to 'connecting, seeing and comprehending the meaning?'
the receiver
34
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to noise and interference
the message
35
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to what is said, how it is said or presented?
The sender
36
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to the effectiveness and its success?
The feedback
37
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication refers to the science of signs (anything that stands for something else)?
semiotics
38
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to sensing + selecting + perceiving = seeing
Huxley/Lester model
39
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to shape, configuration, organizing the parts into meaningful wholes?
Gestalt
40
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'the real world rather than research labs'?
ecological
41
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to an 'eye-tracking system and 'visual blueprinting'?
constructivism
42
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'robotics, artificial intelligence and interactive technology is?
cognitive
43
Pictorial symbols in their hieroglyphic language as well as sound cues
phonograms
44
A sign or character that represents a whole concept
ideograph
45
A writing system that used pictographs to represent words and sounds
hieroglyphics
46
A form of substrate or crude paper
papyrus
47
How we sense light and color as an incomplete dynamic
sight
48
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to 'connecting, seeing and comprehending the meaning?'
the receiver
49
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to noise and interference
the message
50
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to what is said, how it is said or presented?
The sender
51
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to the effectiveness and its success?
The feedback
52
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication refers to the science of signs (anything that stands for something else)?
semiotics
53
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to sensing + selecting + perceiving = seeing
Huxley/Lester model
54
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to shape, configuration, organizing the parts into meaningful wholes?
Gestalt
55
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'the real world rather than research labs'?
ecological
56
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to an 'eye-tracking system and 'visual blueprinting'?
constructivism
57
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'robotics, artificial intelligence and interactive technology is?
cognitive
58
Pictorial symbols in their hieroglyphic language as well as sound cues
phonograms
59
A sign or character that represents a whole concept
ideograph
60
A writing system that used pictographs to represent words and sounds
hieroglyphics
61
A form of substrate or crude paper
papyrus
62
How we sense light and color as an incomplete dynamic
sight
63
A symbol or icon that represents the object or word depicted
pictograph
64
They wrote the scrolls and meticulously created illuminated manuscripts
scribes
65
How we understand and filter what has been sensed visually
perception
66
The creator of the printing process that revolutionized our communication
Gutenberg
67
The new medium that emerged in 1839 and changed the world
photography
68
The 'adaptations' that the Greeks made form the Phoenicians that was later borrowed and completed by the Romans
alphabet
69
An oblong shape enclosing an inscription used as a graphic ornament
cartouche
70
A form of writing composed of wedge-shaped characters
cuneiform
71
The misunderstanding of the words or their context of slang
semantic noise
72
When the 'medium' that is used becomes 'flawed' which causes a common problem in the communication process.
channel noise
73
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to 'connecting, seeing and comprehending the meaning?'
the receiver
74
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to noise and interference
the message
75
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to what is said, how it is said or presented?
The sender
76
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to the effectiveness and its success?
The feedback
77
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication refers to the science of signs (anything that stands for something else)?
semiotics
78
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to sensing + selecting + perceiving = seeing
Huxley/Lester model
79
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to shape, configuration, organizing the parts into meaningful wholes?
Gestalt
80
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'the real world rather than research labs'?
ecological
81
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to an 'eye-tracking system and 'visual blueprinting'?
constructivism
82
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'robotics, artificial intelligence and interactive technology is?
cognitive
83
Pictorial symbols in their hieroglyphic language as well as sound cues
phonograms
84
A sign or character that represents a whole concept
ideograph
85
A writing system that used pictographs to represent words and sounds
hieroglyphics
86
A form of substrate or crude paper
papyrus
87
How we sense light and color as an incomplete dynamic
sight
88
A symbol or icon that represents the object or word depicted
pictograph
89
They wrote the scrolls and meticulously created illuminated manuscripts
scribes
90
How we understand and filter what has been sensed visually
perception
91
The creator of the printing process that revolutionized our communication
Gutenberg
92
The new medium that emerged in 1839 and changed the world
photography
93
The 'adaptations' that the Greeks made form the Phoenicians that was later borrowed and completed by the Romans
alphabet
94
An oblong shape enclosing an inscription used as a graphic ornament
cartouche
95
A form of writing composed of wedge-shaped characters
cuneiform
96
The misunderstanding of the words or their context of slang
semantic noise
97
When the 'medium' that is used becomes 'flawed' which causes a common problem in the communication process.
channel noise
98
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to 'connecting, seeing and comprehending the meaning?'
the receiver
99
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to noise and interference
the message
100
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to what is said, how it is said or presented?
The sender
101
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to the effectiveness and its success?
The feedback
102
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication refers to the science of signs (anything that stands for something else)?
semiotics
103
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to sensing + selecting + perceiving = seeing
Huxley/Lester model
104
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to shape, configuration, organizing the parts into meaningful wholes?
Gestalt
105
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'the real world rather than research labs'?
ecological
106
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to an 'eye-tracking system and 'visual blueprinting'?
constructivism
107
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'robotics, artificial intelligence and interactive technology is?
cognitive
108
Pictorial symbols in their hieroglyphic language as well as sound cues
phonograms
109
A sign or character that represents a whole concept
ideograph
110
A writing system that used pictographs to represent words and sounds
hieroglyphics
111
A form of substrate or crude paper
papyrus
112
How we sense light and color as an incomplete dynamic
sight
113
A symbol or icon that represents the object or word depicted
pictograph
114
They wrote the scrolls and meticulously created illuminated manuscripts
scribes
115
How we understand and filter what has been sensed visually
perception
116
The creator of the printing process that revolutionized our communication
Gutenberg
117
The new medium that emerged in 1839 and changed the world
photography
118
The 'adaptations' that the Greeks made form the Phoenicians that was later borrowed and completed by the Romans
alphabet
119
An oblong shape enclosing an inscription used as a graphic ornament
cartouche
120
A form of writing composed of wedge-shaped characters
cuneiform
121
The misunderstanding of the words or their context of slang
semantic noise
122
When the 'medium' that is used becomes 'flawed' which causes a common problem in the communication process.
channel noise
123
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to 'connecting, seeing and comprehending the meaning?'
the receiver
124
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to noise and interference
the message
125
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to what is said, how it is said or presented?
The sender
126
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to the effectiveness and its success?
The feedback
127
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication refers to the science of signs (anything that stands for something else)?
semiotics
128
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to sensing + selecting + perceiving = seeing
Huxley/Lester model
129
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to shape, configuration, organizing the parts into meaningful wholes?
Gestalt
130
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'the real world rather than research labs'?
ecological
131
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to an 'eye-tracking system and 'visual blueprinting'?
constructivism
132
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'robotics, artificial intelligence and interactive technology is?
cognitive
133
Pictorial symbols in their hieroglyphic language as well as sound cues
phonograms
134
A sign or character that represents a whole concept
ideograph
135
A writing system that used pictographs to represent words and sounds
hieroglyphics
136
A form of substrate or crude paper
papyrus
137
How we sense light and color as an incomplete dynamic
sight
138
A symbol or icon that represents the object or word depicted
pictograph
139
They wrote the scrolls and meticulously created illuminated manuscripts
scribes
140
How we understand and filter what has been sensed visually
perception
141
The creator of the printing process that revolutionized our communication
Gutenberg
142
The new medium that emerged in 1839 and changed the world
photography
143
The 'adaptations' that the Greeks made form the Phoenicians that was later borrowed and completed by the Romans
alphabet
144
An oblong shape enclosing an inscription used as a graphic ornament
cartouche
145
A form of writing composed of wedge-shaped characters
cuneiform
146
The misunderstanding of the words or their context of slang
semantic noise
147
When the 'medium' that is used becomes 'flawed' which causes a common problem in the communication process.
channel noise
148
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to 'connecting, seeing and comprehending the meaning?'
the receiver
149
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to noise and interference
the message
150
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to what is said, how it is said or presented?
The sender
151
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to the effectiveness and its success?
The feedback
152
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication refers to the science of signs (anything that stands for something else)?
semiotics
153
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to sensing + selecting + perceiving = seeing
Huxley/Lester model
154
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to shape, configuration, organizing the parts into meaningful wholes?
Gestalt
155
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'the real world rather than research labs'?
ecological
156
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to an 'eye-tracking system and 'visual blueprinting'?
constructivism
157
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'robotics, artificial intelligence and interactive technology is?
cognitive
158
Pictorial symbols in their hieroglyphic language as well as sound cues
phonograms
159
A sign or character that represents a whole concept
ideograph
160
A writing system that used pictographs to represent words and sounds
hieroglyphics
161
A form of substrate or crude paper
papyrus
162
How we sense light and color as an incomplete dynamic
sight
163
A symbol or icon that represents the object or word depicted
pictograph
164
They wrote the scrolls and meticulously created illuminated manuscripts
scribes
165
How we understand and filter what has been sensed visually
perception
166
The creator of the printing process that revolutionized our communication
Gutenberg
167
The new medium that emerged in 1839 and changed the world
photography
168
The 'adaptations' that the Greeks made form the Phoenicians that was later borrowed and completed by the Romans
alphabet
169
An oblong shape enclosing an inscription used as a graphic ornament
cartouche
170
A form of writing composed of wedge-shaped characters
cuneiform
171
The misunderstanding of the words or their context of slang
semantic noise
172
When the 'medium' that is used becomes 'flawed' which causes a common problem in the communication process.
channel noise
173
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to 'connecting, seeing and comprehending the meaning?'
the receiver
174
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to noise and interference
the message
175
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to what is said, how it is said or presented?
The sender
176
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to the effectiveness and its success?
The feedback
177
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication refers to the science of signs (anything that stands for something else)?
semiotics
178
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to sensing + selecting + perceiving = seeing
Huxley/Lester model
179
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to shape, configuration, organizing the parts into meaningful wholes?
Gestalt
180
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'the real world rather than research labs'?
ecological
181
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to an 'eye-tracking system and 'visual blueprinting'?
constructivism
182
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'robotics, artificial intelligence and interactive technology is?
cognitive
183
Pictorial symbols in their hieroglyphic language as well as sound cues
phonograms
184
A sign or character that represents a whole concept
ideograph
185
A writing system that used pictographs to represent words and sounds
hieroglyphics
186
A form of substrate or crude paper
papyrus
187
How we sense light and color as an incomplete dynamic
sight
188
A symbol or icon that represents the object or word depicted
pictograph
189
They wrote the scrolls and meticulously created illuminated manuscripts
scribes
190
How we understand and filter what has been sensed visually
perception
191
The creator of the printing process that revolutionized our communication
Gutenberg
192
The new medium that emerged in 1839 and changed the world
photography
193
The 'adaptations' that the Greeks made form the Phoenicians that was later borrowed and completed by the Romans
alphabet
194
An oblong shape enclosing an inscription used as a graphic ornament
cartouche
195
A form of writing composed of wedge-shaped characters
cuneiform
196
The misunderstanding of the words or their context of slang
semantic noise
197
When the 'medium' that is used becomes 'flawed' which causes a common problem in the communication process.
channel noise
198
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to 'connecting, seeing and comprehending the meaning?'
the receiver
199
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to noise and interference
the message
200
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to what is said, how it is said or presented?
The sender
201
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to the effectiveness and its success?
The feedback
202
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication refers to the science of signs (anything that stands for something else)?
semiotics
203
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to sensing + selecting + perceiving = seeing
Huxley/Lester model
204
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to shape, configuration, organizing the parts into meaningful wholes?
Gestalt
205
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'the real world rather than research labs'?
ecological
206
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to an 'eye-tracking system and 'visual blueprinting'?
constructivism
207
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'robotics, artificial intelligence and interactive technology is?
cognitive
208
Pictorial symbols in their hieroglyphic language as well as sound cues
phonograms
209
A sign or character that represents a whole concept
ideograph
210
A writing system that used pictographs to represent words and sounds
hieroglyphics
211
A form of substrate or crude paper
papyrus
212
How we sense light and color as an incomplete dynamic
sight
213
A symbol or icon that represents the object or word depicted
pictograph
214
They wrote the scrolls and meticulously created illuminated manuscripts
scribes
215
How we understand and filter what has been sensed visually
perception
216
The creator of the printing process that revolutionized our communication
Gutenberg
217
The new medium that emerged in 1839 and changed the world
photography
218
The 'adaptations' that the Greeks made form the Phoenicians that was later borrowed and completed by the Romans
alphabet
219
An oblong shape enclosing an inscription used as a graphic ornament
cartouche
220
A form of writing composed of wedge-shaped characters
cuneiform
221
The misunderstanding of the words or their context of slang
semantic noise
222
When the 'medium' that is used becomes 'flawed' which causes a common problem in the communication process.
channel noise
223
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to 'connecting, seeing and comprehending the meaning?'
the receiver
224
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to noise and interference
the message
225
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to what is said, how it is said or presented?
The sender
226
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to the effectiveness and its success?
The feedback
227
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication refers to the science of signs (anything that stands for something else)?
semiotics
228
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to sensing + selecting + perceiving = seeing
Huxley/Lester model
229
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to shape, configuration, organizing the parts into meaningful wholes?
Gestalt
230
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'the real world rather than research labs'?
ecological
231
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to an 'eye-tracking system and 'visual blueprinting'?
constructivism
232
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'robotics, artificial intelligence and interactive technology is?
cognitive
233
Pictorial symbols in their hieroglyphic language as well as sound cues
phonograms
234
A sign or character that represents a whole concept
ideograph
235
A writing system that used pictographs to represent words and sounds
hieroglyphics
236
A form of substrate or crude paper
papyrus
237
How we sense light and color as an incomplete dynamic
sight
238
A symbol or icon that represents the object or word depicted
pictograph
239
They wrote the scrolls and meticulously created illuminated manuscripts
scribes
240
How we understand and filter what has been sensed visually
perception
241
The creator of the printing process that revolutionized our communication
Gutenberg
242
The new medium that emerged in 1839 and changed the world
photography
243
The 'adaptations' that the Greeks made form the Phoenicians that was later borrowed and completed by the Romans
alphabet
244
An oblong shape enclosing an inscription used as a graphic ornament
cartouche
245
A form of writing composed of wedge-shaped characters
cuneiform
246
The misunderstanding of the words or their context of slang
semantic noise
247
When the 'medium' that is used becomes 'flawed' which causes a common problem in the communication process.
channel noise
248
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to 'connecting, seeing and comprehending the meaning?'
the receiver
249
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to noise and interference
the message
250
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to what is said, how it is said or presented?
The sender
251
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to the effectiveness and its success?
The feedback
252
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication refers to the science of signs (anything that stands for something else)?
semiotics
253
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to sensing + selecting + perceiving = seeing
Huxley/Lester model
254
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to shape, configuration, organizing the parts into meaningful wholes?
Gestalt
255
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'the real world rather than research labs'?
ecological
256
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to an 'eye-tracking system and 'visual blueprinting'?
constructivism
257
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'robotics, artificial intelligence and interactive technology is?
cognitive
258
Pictorial symbols in their hieroglyphic language as well as sound cues
phonograms
259
A sign or character that represents a whole concept
ideograph
260
A writing system that used pictographs to represent words and sounds
hieroglyphics
261
A form of substrate or crude paper
papyrus
262
How we sense light and color as an incomplete dynamic
sight
263
A symbol or icon that represents the object or word depicted
pictograph
264
They wrote the scrolls and meticulously created illuminated manuscripts
scribes
265
How we understand and filter what has been sensed visually
perception
266
The creator of the printing process that revolutionized our communication
Gutenberg
267
The new medium that emerged in 1839 and changed the world
photography
268
The 'adaptations' that the Greeks made form the Phoenicians that was later borrowed and completed by the Romans
alphabet
269
An oblong shape enclosing an inscription used as a graphic ornament
cartouche
270
A form of writing composed of wedge-shaped characters
cuneiform
271
The misunderstanding of the words or their context of slang
semantic noise
272
When the 'medium' that is used becomes 'flawed' which causes a common problem in the communication process.
channel noise
273
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to 'connecting, seeing and comprehending the meaning?'
the receiver
274
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to noise and interference
the message
275
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to what is said, how it is said or presented?
The sender
276
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to the effectiveness and its success?
The feedback
277
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication refers to the science of signs (anything that stands for something else)?
semiotics
278
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to sensing + selecting + perceiving = seeing
Huxley/Lester model
279
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to shape, configuration, organizing the parts into meaningful wholes?
Gestalt
280
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'the real world rather than research labs'?
ecological
281
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to an 'eye-tracking system and 'visual blueprinting'?
constructivism
282
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'robotics, artificial intelligence and interactive technology is?
cognitive
283
Pictorial symbols in their hieroglyphic language as well as sound cues
phonograms
284
A sign or character that represents a whole concept
ideograph
285
A writing system that used pictographs to represent words and sounds
hieroglyphics
286
A form of substrate or crude paper
papyrus
287
How we sense light and color as an incomplete dynamic
sight
288
A symbol or icon that represents the object or word depicted
pictograph
289
They wrote the scrolls and meticulously created illuminated manuscripts
scribes
290
How we understand and filter what has been sensed visually
perception
291
The creator of the printing process that revolutionized our communication
Gutenberg
292
The new medium that emerged in 1839 and changed the world
photography
293
The 'adaptations' that the Greeks made form the Phoenicians that was later borrowed and completed by the Romans
alphabet
294
An oblong shape enclosing an inscription used as a graphic ornament
cartouche
295
A form of writing composed of wedge-shaped characters
cuneiform
296
The misunderstanding of the words or their context of slang
semantic noise
297
When the 'medium' that is used becomes 'flawed' which causes a common problem in the communication process.
channel noise
298
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to 'connecting, seeing and comprehending the meaning?'
the receiver
299
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to noise and interference
the message
300
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to what is said, how it is said or presented?
The sender
301
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to the effectiveness and its success?
The feedback
302
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication refers to the science of signs (anything that stands for something else)?
semiotics
303
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to sensing + selecting + perceiving = seeing
Huxley/Lester model
304
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to shape, configuration, organizing the parts into meaningful wholes?
Gestalt
305
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'the real world rather than research labs'?
ecological
306
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to an 'eye-tracking system and 'visual blueprinting'?
constructivism
307
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'robotics, artificial intelligence and interactive technology is?
cognitive
308
Pictorial symbols in their hieroglyphic language as well as sound cues
phonograms
309
A sign or character that represents a whole concept
ideograph
310
A writing system that used pictographs to represent words and sounds
hieroglyphics
311
A form of substrate or crude paper
papyrus
312
How we sense light and color as an incomplete dynamic
sight
313
A symbol or icon that represents the object or word depicted
pictograph
314
They wrote the scrolls and meticulously created illuminated manuscripts
scribes
315
How we understand and filter what has been sensed visually
perception
316
The creator of the printing process that revolutionized our communication
Gutenberg
317
The new medium that emerged in 1839 and changed the world
photography
318
The 'adaptations' that the Greeks made form the Phoenicians that was later borrowed and completed by the Romans
alphabet
319
An oblong shape enclosing an inscription used as a graphic ornament
cartouche
320
A form of writing composed of wedge-shaped characters
cuneiform
321
The misunderstanding of the words or their context of slang
semantic noise
322
When the 'medium' that is used becomes 'flawed' which causes a common problem in the communication process.
channel noise
323
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to 'connecting, seeing and comprehending the meaning?'
the receiver
324
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to noise and interference
the message
325
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to what is said, how it is said or presented?
The sender
326
Which of the 5 parts of communication refers to the effectiveness and its success?
The feedback
327
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication refers to the science of signs (anything that stands for something else)?
semiotics
328
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to sensing + selecting + perceiving = seeing
Huxley/Lester model
329
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to shape, configuration, organizing the parts into meaningful wholes?
Gestalt
330
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'the real world rather than research labs'?
ecological
331
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to an 'eye-tracking system and 'visual blueprinting'?
constructivism
332
Of the 6 basic theories of visual communication the one that refers to 'robotics, artificial intelligence and interactive technology is?
cognitive
333
Pictorial symbols in their hieroglyphic language as well as sound cues
phonograms
334
A sign or character that represents a whole concept
ideograph
335
A writing system that used pictographs to represent words and sounds
hieroglyphics
336
A form of substrate or crude paper
papyrus
337
How we sense light and color as an incomplete dynamic
sight
338
A symbol or icon that represents the object or word depicted
pictograph
339
They wrote the scrolls and meticulously created illuminated manuscripts
scribes
340
How we understand and filter what has been sensed visually
perception
341
The creator of the printing process that revolutionized our communication
Gutenberg
342
The new medium that emerged in 1839 and changed the world
photography
343
The 'adaptations' that the Greeks made form the Phoenicians that was later borrowed and completed by the Romans
alphabet
344
An oblong shape enclosing an inscription used as a graphic ornament
cartouche
345
A form of writing composed of wedge-shaped characters
cuneiform
346
The misunderstanding of the words or their context of slang
semantic noise
347
When the 'medium' that is used becomes 'flawed' which causes a common problem in the communication process.
channel noise
