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Communication Process Questionnaire

This document contains 10 questions about basic concepts of communication such as the process, characteristics, types of communication, elements involved, the role of the sender, historical milestones, and theoretical models. The objective is to assess the student's knowledge of these fundamental communication topics. Additionally, it includes a practical exercise in which the student is asked to apply effective communication techniques and analyze aspects such as active listening and empathy.

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Communication Process Questionnaire

This document contains 10 questions about basic concepts of communication such as the process, characteristics, types of communication, elements involved, the role of the sender, historical milestones, and theoretical models. The objective is to assess the student's knowledge of these fundamental communication topics. Additionally, it includes a practical exercise in which the student is asked to apply effective communication techniques and analyze aspects such as active listening and empathy.

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MODULE I QUESTIONNAIRE

Question 1

Say whether the following statement is true or false.

Communication is a participatory process in which communicators transmit to each other.


his ideas and thoughts with the aim of 'sharing them'.

Select one:
True

False
Question 2

What are the fundamental characteristics of communication? Select the answer


correct.

Select one:
a. Transmission of information and ideas that occurs despite the absence of some communicator.
b. Process that takes on code and message, human capacity, involves exchange of
information and ideas among the communicators.
c. Human capacity, information flow also visible in hunting strategies of the
well-structured animal societies do not need feedback.

d. Set of data, processed and organized, about a specific entity or phenomenon


Check

Question3

What are the most relevant types of communication? Select the correct answer.

Select one:
a. Oral and written communication
b. Effective and active communication
c. Social and audiovisual communication

d. Verbal and non-verbal communication


Question 4
Select the group of elements that are involved in communication.

Select one:
a. Sender, receiver, message, technological advancement.

b. Sender - Message - Receiver.


c. Stimulus – Response - Propaganda – Media.

d. Communicators (Sender and receiver), message, code, channel, communication situation and
response.
Question 5
What is the function of the sender? Select the correct answer.

Select one:
a. Emit the message using the relevant elements, so that it reaches the recipient and
I interpreted this in the sense that the sender intends.
Receive the message and immediately send a reply.
c. Send the message and ensure it reaches the recipient.

d. Build a decipherable code for the receiver, which allows for the subsequent flow of information
between both.
Question 6
Say if it is true or false.

An event of vital importance for the development of communicative processes, it


the invention of the printing press with movable type, around the year 1450, in China, after
that Asians invented paper.

Select one:
True

False
Question7
Select the option that corresponds chronologically with the evolutionary process.
communication.

Select one:
a. Men abandon the nomadic life and transition from being gatherers to hunters and
ranchers and farmers, where the first social division of labor also emerges and appears
the writing.
b. Gestures, mime, and cultural sounds, until changes in their physical and cognitive evolution
they allowed in the first place the emergence of protolanguage and then the emergence of language
as such.
c. Writing, spoken language, mime, gestures, and sounds.

d. Oral societies, creation of writing, preservation, storage, and transmission of everything


type of information and knowledge about its history, myths, names, and rituals.
Question 8
Say whether it is true or false.

Several theorists analyzed the influence that the propaganda deployed by the
media, in citizen participation during World War I and
they found their manipulative effect on the masses. This led to a model that absolutizes the
direct relationship between the message and the effect. It is suggested that there is an almost mechanical reaction.
and immediate in the individuals exposed to the propaganda, as if the message were being 'injected'.
Influenced by behavioral and deterministic theories, the binomial "stimulus-
answer." They then create a simplistic linear model that includes only
EMISOR - MENSAJE – RECEPTOR.

Select one:
True

False
Question 9
Say if it is true or false.

The theory that supported the simplistic linear model that only includes
SENDER - MESSAGE - RECEIVER is called: Hypodermic Needle Theory.

Select one:
True

False
Question 10
Say if it is true or false.

The creation of writing did not signify an element of social differentiation, as its
knowledge and control were within everyone's reach. This reason prevented power groups
use it as an advantage to exercise their hegemony over the rest of society. Therefore, not
they were able to develop a control role over the towns.

Select one:
True

False
PRACTICAL EXERCISE MODULE I

PRACTICAL EXERCISE

a) Write a brief story in which you apply the


effective communication techniques proposed in the text
previous
Many years ago, people lived only to seek what suited them most.
It is convenient, in this story set in the 20th century, in which our
protagonists live their lives without worries, but they have doubts about
some things that happen to them daily.

The name of our protagonist is Manuel, a charismatic person, and who


knows very well how to express themselves when speaking, but lives in the midst of a
conflictive family, which sometimes affects their emotions. The name of
our other protagonist is Isabela. Isabela is a person who lives
happily their life and knows how to understand the emotions of others and they live in
the bosom of a loving family.

Un día los 2 se encuentran y se saludan y deciden juntarse en la escuela


after class to talk about their personal lives and so Manuel
starts by telling Isabela:

Isabela, many things happen to me in life and the truth is sometimes I wish I didn't.
to have had a family like the one I have now.

Isabela responds to her:


Don't worry about that, just talk to me and express yourself.
Manuel begins to tell his story about his conflictive family.
as Manuel tells his story, Isabela understands perfectly what
What's happening Manuel, and he expresses it effectively, so that Manuel...
feel understood, by saying a 'I see', 'I understand', these words make
understand from Manuel that Isabela really understands what is happening
Manuel, and that's why they became very good friends.

Until Isabela helped Manuel overcome the problems at home, thank you.
in their great way of using effective communication, thus they both got married and
they lived happily ever after. THE END

Moral: If you want to know how a person feels, you just have to
learn to use effective communication correctly.

b) Name at least three of the ones you have used.


Active listening
2. Show empathy
3. Summarize

c) Explain why you have selected them.


Because I think they are the most important when we communicate, since if
we show good active listening, we can make the person with whom...
What we are talking about really feels good, also if we show it.
empathy will make that person feel not alone and when summarizing, it
we do our best to make it brief and understandable as possible.

d) Of the most common obstacles to communication


and human relationships, choose three, characterize them,
convert them into their opposite and explain their benefits
for effective communication.

1. Not listening.
Feature: Not paying attention when a person speaks
with you, not knowing how to interpret what the person is telling you and not
feel empathy when you speak and make interruptions.

The opposite is: 'Active Listening'.

Benefits: If we know how to listen, others will feel trust.


with us, The person who speaks to us feels valued and
It favors a positive relationship with your interlocutor.
2. The destructive criticism.
Characteristics: Talk about the poor work of the other person and talk.
especially about what that person does not like.

The opposite is: 'Constructive criticism'.

Benefits: We know how to help people.


improve in their work and we feel better about ourselves, because
we know that we help many people.

3. Do not empathize
Features: You do not identify with that person, you do not know how.
that person feels, since you are not empathizing and neither
you put yourself in that person’s shoes.

The opposite is: "Empathize."

Benefits: Empathetic people connect quickly with the


others; managing to make most feel comfortable.
Speaking well of oneself describes us as respectable people.
and respectful.

e) According to what you know about the


communication, express your opinion about the
evolutionary process of the same, taking into account
it recounts its background and its validity.

My opinion about the process of communicative evolution is that


this developed slowly over the years, but
as time went on, it kept getting better and better
faster, since in previous years our ancestors
they communicated using signs and gestures, which evolved
developing little by little as time went by, that is why in
In my opinion, communicative evolution occurred in a way
incredible.

Thematic Forum 1:

How do I express myself in my language?


I think that I express myself correctly in my language, but in
a bit daring, since in my day-to-day life the words I use
and the gestures I use when I have confidence with that person,
but obviously if I am talking to a serious person, my
My way of expressing myself must be completely correct and without any mistakes.
type of trust, that's why all the people in this world must
to know how to express oneself at certain moments. This is how I
I express my language.

2. Analyze your writing, your way of speaking, your


attitude towards knowledge of the language
maternal and write your conclusions in this forum.

My conclusion is that when it comes to expressing our language we must


to do it correctly for each moment, since there are
serious moments and moments to laugh, that's why you have to
find the right way to express our language for each
moment.

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