COMMUNICATION THEORY ASSIGNMENTS Custom Essay

COMMUNICATION THEORY ASSIGNMENTS.

QUESTION 1
Communications Exercise 2: Class room communications
The classroom (either on-line or in-person) is a rich communications environment. However, it is also highly restricted in the types of communication content that are acceptable. Briefly identify 5 types of

communication content that are acceptable and 5 types of communication content that are forbidden. In each case describe how you know that type of content is either permitted or restricted. Which of them

are formally permitted or restricted? Which of them are informally permitted or restricted? (Point form is acceptable.)
(TWO PAGES PLUS REFERENCES)

QUESTION 2
Nonverbal Communication
Non-verbal communication is a central part of how we communicate with each other as individuals. Describe a situation where you deliberately used non-verbal communication to get your point across, or one

where someone else used non-verbal communication to “speak” to you. Or examine a situation of cross-cultural failure or success at non-verbal communication. What happened? How many aspects of non-

verbal communication were present? How much did you need to know cultural cues in order to make it work?

Write a substantive response that explores your answer. Provide evidence or examples. You may wish to refer to something you have read. If you do refer to something you have read, make sure you use a

proper APA reference.
(HALF PAGE PLUS REFERENCES)

QUESTION 3
Class Room Communications
We all learn rules for what types of things we can say or write in any specific environment. How do we learn those rules and are they formal (criminal charges for hate language) or informal (stern looks from

neighbours)? Look at the guidelines for communications exercise two and post your response here in the body of response.

Once you have done that, review the responses of your fellow students. Do you agree or disagree? Have they properly understood the sources of regulation? What does there work suggest to you about how

we determine the normal boundaries of acceptable communication?
(HALF PAGE PLUS REFERENCES)