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CMST 1061 The Communication Process
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communication
Ans: a systemic process in which people interact with and
through symbols to create and interpret meanings
civic engagement
Ans: is more than paying attention to politics and voting, it is
also working with others--formally and informally, in small and
large groups--to identify needs of communities and society and
then to find ways of meeting those needs
process
Ans: An ongoing continuity and dinamic, the beginning and
end of which are difficult to identify; for example
communication
system
Ans: A group of interrelated elements that affect one another;
communication is systemic
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openness
Ans: the extent to which a system affects and is affected by its
surrounding environment
homeostasis
Ans: A state of equilibrium that systems strive for but cannot
sustain
symbols
Ans: Arbitrary, ambiguous, and abstract representations of
phenomena; are the basis of language, much nonverbal
behavior, and human thought
meaning
Ans: the significance we attribute to a phenomenon; what it
signifies to us
content level of meaning
Ans: one of two levels of meaning; the literal information in a
message
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CMST 1061 The Communication Process
Questions and Correct Answers/ Latest
Update / Already Graded
communication
Ans: a systemic process in which people interact with and
through symbols to create and interpret meanings
civic engagement
Ans: is more than paying attention to politics and voting, it is
also working with others--formally and informally, in small and
large groups--to identify needs of communities and society and
then to find ways of meeting those needs
process
Ans: An ongoing continuity and dinamic, the beginning and
end of which are difficult to identify; for example
communication
system
Ans: A group of interrelated elements that affect one another;
communication is systemic
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openness
Ans: the extent to which a system affects and is affected by its
surrounding environment
homeostasis
Ans: A state of equilibrium that systems strive for but cannot
sustain
symbols
Ans: Arbitrary, ambiguous, and abstract representations of
phenomena; are the basis of language, much nonverbal
behavior, and human thought
meaning
Ans: the significance we attribute to a phenomenon; what it
signifies to us
content level of meaning
Ans: one of two levels of meaning; the literal information in a
message
All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 |
