Cognitive Processes in Communication Quiz
Test your knowledge on encoding, semantics, selective attention, and more. Dive into theories and concepts of communication.
#1
Which of the following is NOT a cognitive process involved in communication?
Encoding
Decoding
Analyzing
Feedback
#2
What does 'encoding' refer to in communication?
Deciphering received messages
Converting thoughts into messages
Interpreting nonverbal cues
Providing feedback
#3
Which term refers to the process of assigning meaning to received messages?
Decoding
Encoding
Feedback
Channel
#4
In the context of communication, what is 'noise'?
Auditory disturbances
Interference that disrupts the transmission or reception of a message
Verbal distractions
Lack of clarity in speech
#5
In the context of communication, what is 'semantics' concerned with?
The grammatical structure of language
The study of nonverbal communication
The meaning of words and sentences
The process of encoding messages
#6
What is 'selective attention' in the realm of cognitive processes?
The ability to focus on multiple messages simultaneously
The tendency to ignore certain stimuli while paying attention to others
The process of analyzing nonverbal cues
The ability to recall information accurately
#7
What does the 'primacy effect' suggest in cognitive psychology?
New information tends to replace old information in memory
The first items in a list are remembered better than those in the middle
People are more likely to remember the most recent information they encounter
Information that is repeated frequently is better retained
#8
What is 'paralanguage' in the context of communication?
The study of written communication
The study of nonverbal communication
The pitch, tone, and speed of speech
The study of language evolution
#9
Which theory of communication focuses on the process of information exchange between sender and receiver, emphasizing the role of feedback?
Transactional model
Linear model
Interactive model
Constructivist model
#10
According to the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM), what determines the route of persuasion?
The expertise of the communicator
The attractiveness of the message source
The recipient's level of involvement with the message
The emotional appeal of the message
#11
Which theory of communication emphasizes the role of social and cultural contexts in shaping the meaning of messages?
Social penetration theory
Cultural approach to communication
Symbolic interactionism
Social exchange theory
#12
What is 'linguistic relativity'?
The idea that language influences thought and perception
The study of language acquisition in children
The evolution of languages over time
The impact of bilingualism on cognitive processes
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