Question

1. meaning in the communication process is: a. in the message b. in the channel of communication c. accurately designated by the sender only, never by the receiver d. none of the above 14. an example of interpersonal communication is: a. you are addressing the student body at graduation b. you are telling yourself you need a haircut c. you and a friend are discussing a concert d. you are reading the news on the web 22. the notion that “the speaker is active and the listener is passive” is identified in the study guide as: a. a misconception about communication b. a basic principle of inclusion c. the starting point of 37% of all self - disclosure d. especially true of all public communication 30. for the first month or two of the semester jane always sat next to you in class. now she sits on the other side of the room and gives you cold looks. you have no idea what you did to get this reaction. the communication concept(s) involved in this situation is/are: a. every communication contains information and defines the relationship b. communication can be unintentional c. communication can be nonverbal d. all of the above

Explanation:

• Question 2: Meaning in communication is not just in the message or channel, and both sender and receiver can contribute to it, so the answer is d.
• Question 14: Interpersonal communication is between two or a few people, like a conversation between friends, so c is correct.
• Question 22: The idea that the speaker is active and listener passive is a misconception in communication, so a is right.
• Question 30: The situation shows that communication can convey information, be unintentional, and non - verbal, so d is the answer.

Answer:

1. d. none of the above
2. c. you and a friend are discussing a concert
3. a. a misconception about communication
4. d. all of the above