Teaching & Learning

Question 1

Any means of exchanging information or feelings between two or more individuals

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Communication

Question 2

Uses spoken or written words

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Verbal Communication

Question 3

Uses other forms such as gestures, facial expressions, & touch.

Answer 3

Nonverbal Communication

Question 4

email, text messaging, social media are all examples of what?

Answer 4

Electronic Communication

Question 5

individuals who tend to focus on their own needs and become impatient when these needs are not met.

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Aggressive Communicators

Question 6

Individuals who tend to declare and affirm their opinions. in doing this, however, they respect the rights of others to communicate in the same fashion.

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Assertive Communicators

Question 7

A medium used to convey messages

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Channel

Question 8

Communication in which the verbal and nonverbal aspects of the message match.

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Congruent Communication

Question 9

The quality of being truthful, trustworthy, & reliable

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Credibilty

Question 10

The process of relating the message perceived to the receiver’s storehouse of knowledge and experience and sorting out the meaning of the message.

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Decoding

Question 11

A speech style similar to baby talk, which communicates a message of dependence and incompetence to older adults.

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Elderspeak

Question 12

Transmitting information through email, social networking, text messaging, and other electronic means

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Electronic Communication

Question 13

The selection of specific signs or symbols to transmit a message, such as which language and words to use, how to arrange the words, and what tone of voice and gestures to use.

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Encoding

Question 14

The mechanisms by which some of the output of a system is returned to the system as input. The response a receiver of a message gives to the message’s sender.

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Feedback

Question 15

Communication that is characterized by body contact, heightened sensations of body heat and smell, and vocalizations that are low.

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Intimate Distance

Question 16

Content that is actually said or written, the body language that accompanies the words, and how the words are transmitted.

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Message

Question 17

Individuals who focus on the needs of others. They often deny themselves any sort of power, which causes them to become frustrated.

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Passive Communicators

Question 18

Awareness and interpretation of stimuli; the ability of the individual to interpret the environment.

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Perception

Question 19

Communication characterized by moderate voice tones, less noticeable body heat and smell. Physical contact such as handshaking or touch a shoulder is possible

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Personal Distance

Question 20

The distance people prefer in interactions with others

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Personal Space

Question 21

The study of distance between people in the interactions

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Proxemics

Question 22

Communication that requires loud, clear vocalizations with careful enunciation.

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Public Distance

Question 23

This is the third component of the communication process. The receiver is the listener, who listens, observes, and attends.

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Receiver

Question 24

This is the 4th component of the communication process; it is the message that the receiver returns to the sender. Also called feedback

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Response

Question 25

An individual or group who wishes to convey a message to another; can be considered the source-encoder.

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Sender

Question 26

Communication characterized by a clear visual perception of the whole person. Body heat and odor are imperceptible, eye contact is increased, and vocalizations are loud enough to be overheard by others.

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Social Distance

Question 27

A concept of the space and things that an individual considers as belonging to the self.

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Territoriality

Question 28

Personal beliefs about the truth and the worth of behaviors or objects; standards that influence behavior.

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Values

Question 29

Offering generalized and oversimplified beliefs about groups of individuals that are based on experiences too limited to be valid. These response categorize clients and negate their uniqueness as individuals.

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Stereotyping Barrier to communication