NAME: Cleford Mangyao
DATE: 9-8-24
SUBJECT:

1-3. What are the three categories of communication?

4. It refers to the process of translating information into a message in the form of symbols that will represent the ideas or concepts.

5. A statement conveyed by one person to another. Message.

6. The means to convey the message. Most channels are either oral or written. Common channels include telephone, reports, memos, etc.

7. The individual or individuals to whom the message is directed.

8. The response of the receiver to the sender's message.

9. The response of the receiver to the sender's message.

10. This is conducted by the receiver. Here, the receiver interprets the stimulus or the message and assigns meaning to it based on their own set of experiences to make communication meaningful.

11. It is defined as the giving, receiving, or exchanging of information, thoughts, or ideas so that the message is completely understood.

2. It is a communication category that is done through face-to-face conversation, telephone, radio, television, and other media.

3. It is a communication category that is done through letters, emails, magazines, newspapers, and other written media.

4. It is a communication category that is done through body language, gestures, postures, and facial expressions. Written communication.

-20. Why do we communicate? (6 pts.)