front 1 Communication | back 1 The process of exchanging messages between a sender and a receiver. |
front 2 Channels/media | back 2 The avenues through which messages are delivered. |
front 3 Feedback | back 3 A receiver's response to a message. |
front 4 Barriers | back 4 Obstacles that interfere with the understanding of a message. |
front 5 Setting | back 5 Where communication takes place. |
front 6 Distractions | back 6 Things that compete with the message for the listener’s attention. |
front 7 Emotional Barriers | back 7 Biases against the sender’s opinions that prevent a listener from understanding. |
front 8 Jargon | back 8 A specialized vocabulary used by members of a particular group. |
front 9 Process | back 9 A particular course of action intended to achieve a result. |
front 10 Respond | back 10 To reply or show a response or a reaction to something. |
front 11 Explain the role of listening in communication. | back 11 When listening in communication it allows for better business. When you listen in the workforce you will understand better, and it makes it more enjoyable to talk to someone. |
front 12 Explain why having an awareness of cultural differences is important. | back 12 Having an awareness of cultural differences will help in the understanding of vocal cues. |
front 13 Focus your mind | back 13 Monitoring your thoughts when you read can keep you focused. |
front 14 Summarize as you read | back 14 As you finish each paragraph and section of the text, mentally review what you have just read and summarize it. |
front 15 Make connections | back 15 Think about how the material relates to ideas or information with which you are familiar. |
front 16 Form mental pictures | back 16 Try to form pictures of the people, places, things, and situations described. |
front 17 Build your vocabulary | back 17 Looking up words will improve your vocabulary and your understanding. |