Foc Exam UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Source - CORRECT ANSWER the sender who initiates the message
Receiver - CORRECT ANSWER intended target of the message
Message - CORRECT ANSWER can be verbal or nonverbal, expression of thought,
idea, or feeling one person wishes to communicate
Channel - CORRECT ANSWER how the message moves from the source to receiver
of the message, text, email, face to face
Feedback - CORRECT ANSWER is the receivers verbal and nonverbal response to
source's message, no response or silence is still feedback
Code - CORRECT ANSWER systematic arrangement of symbols used to create
meanings in the minds of others
Encoding - CORRECT ANSWER process of translating an idea or thoughts into words
Decoding - CORRECT ANSWER process of assigning meaning to an encoded
message
Noise - CORRECT ANSWER any interference in the encoding and decoding process,
any distractions
The Action Model of Communication - CORRECT ANSWER a one way process in
which a source encodes a message through a channel for a receiver to decode or interpret
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Source - CORRECT ANSWER the sender who initiates the message
Receiver - CORRECT ANSWER intended target of the message
Message - CORRECT ANSWER can be verbal or nonverbal, expression of thought,
idea, or feeling one person wishes to communicate
Channel - CORRECT ANSWER how the message moves from the source to receiver
of the message, text, email, face to face
Feedback - CORRECT ANSWER is the receivers verbal and nonverbal response to
source's message, no response or silence is still feedback
Code - CORRECT ANSWER systematic arrangement of symbols used to create
meanings in the minds of others
Encoding - CORRECT ANSWER process of translating an idea or thoughts into words
Decoding - CORRECT ANSWER process of assigning meaning to an encoded
message
Noise - CORRECT ANSWER any interference in the encoding and decoding process,
any distractions
The Action Model of Communication - CORRECT ANSWER a one way process in
which a source encodes a message through a channel for a receiver to decode or interpret
