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• What is the nature of communication?

  Communication is an important part of our daily lives that allows us to share experiences and needs.
• What does the Latin word "communicare" mean?


  It means to share, transmit, or impart.
• How does the exchange of communication vary?

  It varies from person to person depending on the needs of the situation.
• What is verbal communication?

  It is the use of words or voice to express messages and convey thoughts or emotions.
• What are examples of verbal communication?

  Examples include a written letter and talking with voice.
• What is non-verbal communication?

  It is communication without the use of words.
• How is the meaning of a non-verbal message affected?

  It is greatly affected by body language, voice, and the setting.
• What are the steps in the process of communication?

  1. Sender encodes a message.
  2. The message is sent.
  3. Receiver decodes the message.
  4. Receiver gives feedback.
• Why is communication important?

  Without communication, there will be no understanding.
• How does communication contribute to critical thinking?

  Communication is essential in developing critical thinking.
• In what ways does communication play a role in development?

  It plays a role in the development of a person, school, community, and country.
• How does communication reduce distance?

  Communication reduces distance by connecting people.
• What does communication enable us to do?

  It enables us to voice out the truth.
• What are the elements of communication?

  • Sender/Encoder
  • Message
  • Channel
  • Receiver
  • Feedback
  • Noise
• What is the role of the sender/encoder in communication?

  They encode the message and choose the channel to send it through.
• What is a message in communication?

  It is the idea, content, or information that the sender wants to relay to the receiver.
• How can a message be conveyed?

  A message can be conveyed through body language or tone of voice.
• What is a channel in communication?


  It is the form which the sender used to transmit the message.
• What are examples of channels in communication?

  Examples include calls, text messages, and radio.
• What is the role of the receiver in communication?

  The receiver decodes, interprets, and responds to the message of the sender.
• Who can be a receiver in communication?


  The receiver may be an individual or a group.
• What is feedback in communication?

  Feedback is the reaction or response of the receiver, providing insight on how the message is interpreted.
• What is noise in communication?

  Noise is any obstacle or barrier that hinders the speaker from delivering an effective speech.
• What are the models of communication?

  • Linear Model of Communication
  • Interactive Model of Communication
  • Transactional Model of Communication
  • Aristotle Model of Communication
  • Laswell’s Model of Communication
  • Shannon-Weaver Model of Communication
  • Berlo’s SMCR Model of Communication
  • Osgood-Schramm Model of Communication
  • Nida’s Model of Communication
• What is the Linear Model of Communication?

  It is a model that only moves in one direction.
• What is the Interactive Model of Communication?

  It is a two-way method of communication with feedback.
• What is the Transactional Model of Communication?

  It is a continuous exchange of information where both sender and recipient are engaged.
• What is the Aristotle Model of Communication?

  It is the oldest communication model designed to examine how to become a better and more persuasive communicator.
• What is the main characteristic of the Aristotle Model of Communication?

  The sender is the only active member while the receiver is passive.
• What does Laswell’s Model of Communication focus on?

  It focuses on the transmission of a message with the effect as the result.
• What is the Shannon-Weaver Model of Communication known for?

  It introduced the role of noise in the communication process.
• Who developed the Shannon-Weaver Model of Communication?

  Shannon and Weaver, mathematicians during WWII.
• What does noise refer to in the Shannon-Weaver Model?

  Noise is any unintended addition to a signal during transmission and reception.
• What is Berlo’s SMCR Model of Communication?

  It gives a detailed account of the key elements in each step of communication.
• What is the Osgood-Schramm Model of Communication?

  It is a circular model where messages go in two directions.
• What is the main idea of Nida’s Model of Communication?

  Both the sender and the receptor can encode and decode the message.
• What is the significance of the Transactional Model of Communication?

  It emphasizes the dynamic nature of communication and the creation of relationships.
• What happens during a communication breakdown?

  A communication breakdown occurs when the message is not clearly understood by the receiver.
• What is effective communication?

  Effective communication means listening, understanding, and taking action on what others say.
• What is a communication barrier?

  A communication barrier is any factor that prevents effective exchange and understanding of messages.