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Communication Fundamentals Questionnaire

The document is a questionnaire focused on the concept and characteristics of communication, including its fundamental elements and types. It includes true/false questions and multiple-choice selections regarding the nature of communication, the role of the sender, and historical developments in communication methods. The questionnaire also addresses theories related to media influence and the evolution of communication practices.

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Communication Fundamentals Questionnaire

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Module I Questionnaire

1) What is communication? True or false

a. Communication is a participatory process in which communicators transmit their ideas and thoughts to each other.
with the aim of "bringing them together".

2) What are the fundamental characteristics of communication? Select the correct answer.

a. Human capacity, flow of information also visible in hunting strategies of animal societies
structured and does not require feedback.
b. Process that assumes code and message, human capacity, involves the exchange of information and ideas between the
communicators.
c. Transmission of information and ideas that occurs despite the absence of any communicator.
d. Set of data, processed and organized, regarding a certain entity or phenomenon

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

a. Social and audiovisual communication


b. Oral and written communication
c. Verbal and non-verbal communication
d. Effective and active communication

4) Mention the elements involved in communication. Select the correct answer.

a. Sender - Message - Receiver.


b. Communicators (Sender and receiver), message, code, channel, communication situation, and response.
c. Sender, receiver, message, technological advancement.
d. Stimulus – Response - Advertising – Media.

5) What is the function of the sender? Select the correct answer.

a. Send the message using the relevant elements, so that it reaches the receiver and they interpret it in
the meaning that the sender intends.
b. Send the message and ensure it reaches the recipient.
c. Build a decipherable code for the receiver, which allows for subsequent flow of information between both.
d. Receive the message and immediately send a response.

6) Say whether it is true or false.

a. An event of vital importance for the development of communication processes was constituted by the
invention of the printing press with movable type, around the year 1450, in China, after the Asians invented the
paper.

7) Select the option that corresponds chronologically with the evolutionary process of communication.

a. Gestures, mime, and guttural sounds, until changes in their physical and cognitive evolution allowed for the first
the place of the appearance of protolanguage and then the appearance of language as such.
b. Writing, spoken language, mime, gestures, and sounds.
c. Oral societies, creation of writing, preservation, storage, and transmission of all kinds of information and
knowledge about their history, myths, names, and rituals.
d. Men abandon the nomadic life and move from being gatherers to hunters and ranchers and farmers,
where the first social division of labor also emerges and writing appears.
8) Say if it is true or false.

Several theorists analyzed the influence that the propaganda deployed by the media had exercised.
communication, in citizen participation during World War I and verified its effect
manipulator in the masses. This originated a model that absolutizes the direct relationship between the message and the effect.
It is suggested that there is an almost mechanical and immediate reaction in individuals exposed to propaganda, such as
if the message were to be 'injected'. Influenced by behaviorist and determinist theories, the binomial is hyperbolized.
"stimulus-response". They then createa simplistic linear model that includes only SENDER - MESSAGE -
RECEPTOR.

9) Say if it is true or false.


The theory that supported the simplistic linear model that comprises only SOURCE - MESSAGE - RECEIVER, receives
the name of:Hypodermic Needle Theory.

10) Say if it is true or false.

The creation of writing did not mean an element of social differentiation, as its knowledge and control
it was within everyone's reach. That reason prevented power groups from using it as an advantage to exert their
hegemony over the rest of society. For this reason, they could not develop a role of control over the peoples.

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