Flashcards on Fundamentals of Human Communication

Fundamentals of Human Communication: A Student's Guide

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What is communication in psychology?

The process of exchanging information, ideas, thoughts, or feelings between individuals or groups through verbal and non-verbal means.

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Communication in Psychology

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Card 1

Question: What is communication in psychology?

Answer: The process of exchanging information, ideas, thoughts, or feelings between individuals or groups through verbal and non-verbal means.

Card 2

Question: Why is communication important in personal relationships?

Answer: It helps individuals understand each other and build connections.

Card 3

Question: Why is communication important in professional settings?

Answer: It is essential for teamwork, collaboration, and problem-solving.

Card 4

Question: Name four main ways of communication.

Answer: Verbal (spoken and written), non-verbal (body language, gestures), visual (images, charts, videos, sign language), and digital (social media, video ca

Card 5

Question: What forms does verbal communication take?

Answer: Spoken and written communication.

Card 6

Question: List key elements of non-verbal communication.

Answer: Body language (gestures, posture, facial expressions, eye contact), proxemics (personal space), paralinguistics (tone, pitch, speed, loudness), and to

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Question: What does 'proxemics' refer to?

Answer: The physical space between individuals during communication (personal space).

Card 8

Question: What are paralinguistic cues?

Answer: Aspects of speech like tone of voice, pitch, speed, and loudness that convey meaning beyond words.

Card 9

Question: Give examples of visual communication.

Answer: Images, charts, graphs, videos, and sign language.

Card 10

Question: What is included under digital communication?

Answer: Social media, video calls, and text messaging.