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• Why do animals communicate through sounds?


  To convey messages and interact with others.
• What might happen if others are not able to communicate?


  Misunderstandings and conflicts may arise.
• What should we consider for effective communication with others?


  • Clarity of message
  • Active listening
  • Nonverbal cues
  • Empathy and understanding
• How can you determine if you communicate well with others?


  By evaluating feedback and understanding from others.
• What is a key characteristic of communication mentioned in the material?


  Communication is an extremely verbal word.
• What is the definition of communication according to the material?


  • A human activity
  • A complex process
  • An interaction within oneself or with others
  • Involves a series of actions to achieve expectations
• What is the importance of language in communication?


  It is the most effective medium for transmitting messages.
• What are the essential questions regarding the importance of the subject of communication?


  Why is it important to take this subject and how can it be used in future careers?
• Does the communicator's relationship with others affect the communication process?


  No, the same elements/models remain regardless of relationships.
• What are the elements of communication mentioned in the material?


  • Sender
  • Receiver
  • Message
  • Noise
  • Feedback
• What is the role of the sender in the communication process?


  The sender is the communicator with a purpose and knowledge.
• What is noise in the context of communication?


  Noise is the interference that affects the message being sent or understood.
• What is feedback in the communication process?


  Feedback is the response given after the message has been transmitted and understood.
• What are the primary elements of the Communication Process Model?


  • Speaker
  • Speech
  • Occasion
  • Audience
  • Effect
• What is an example of communication according to Harold Lasswell's model?


  Malacañang announcing the Philippines' low-risk classification via GMA News.
• What does Shannon-Weaver’s Model of Communication include?


  • Sender
  • Encoder
  • Channel
  • Noise
  • Information destination
  • Decoder
• What is an example of noise in Shannon-Weaver’s Model?


  A signal problem during an online class.
• What does Schramm’s Model of Communication emphasize?


  It highlights the importance of overlap in the communicators’ field of experience.
• What factors foster communication according to the material?

  • Language use
  • Connotation
  • Culture
• What is verbal communication?


  Verbal communication is the use of spoken words and language to convey information.
• How does verbal communication convey emotions?


  It uses spoken words and language to express thoughts and feelings.
• What can lead to misunderstandings in verbal communication?


  Wrong choice of words can lead to misunderstandings.
• What are some reasons for breakdowns in communication?

  • Misunderstandings due to word choice
  • Lack of clarity in messages
  • Differences in individual perspectives
• What does Ephesians 4:26–27 advise regarding anger?


  It advises not to let the sun go down on your wrath.
• What is a key quote by Dale Carnegie regarding communication?


  It takes character and self-control to be understanding and forgiving.
• What are some tips to avoid misunderstandings in verbal communication?


  1. Strive for clarity
  2. Respect individual differences
  3. Avoid stereotyping
  4. Use understandable words
• What are additional tips for effective verbal communication?


  1. Be descriptive
  2. Avoid vulgar language
  3. Own your thoughts and feelings
• What are some ways to improve verbal communication?


  1. Improve vocabulary
  2. Avoid hesitation
  3. Read extensively
  4. Use dictionaries
  5. Listen actively
  6. Utilize Google for clarification
• What is the importance of good character in communication?

  • Establishes trust
  • Enhances credibility
  • Fosters positive relationships
  • Foundation for leadership
• What is denotation?


  Denotation is the literal definition of a word based on a dictionary.
• What is connotation?


  Connotation is the secondary meaning of a word based on personal experiences.
• Give an example of denotation and connotation for the word "rose".

  • Denotation: A genus of prickly shrubs with showy flowers.
  • Connotation: Love and romance.
• What are some examples of denotation and connotation for the word "home"?

  • Denotation: A place where one lives.
  • Connotation: Warmth, security, comfort.
• What are some examples of denotation and connotation for the word "snake"?


  • Denotation: A long, legless reptile.
  • Connotation: Danger, deceit, fear.
• What are some examples of denotation and connotation for the word "politician"?


  • Denotation: A person involved in politics.
  • Connotation: Corrupt.
• What communication strategies can help achieve effective communication?


  • Clarity in messaging
  • Respect for differences
  • Active listening
• Why is it important to use strategies in speaking?

  Strategies enhance the effectiveness of natural communication abilities.
• What is nonverbal communication?


  Nonverbal communication is a type of communication that does not use verbal words.
• How can we understand each other using nonverbal communication?


  • Through signals
  • Eye contact
  • Reading facial expressions
• What is chronemics in communication?


  Chronemics is the study of the time element in communication.