Technical terms used by an engineer to explain the working of a machine is an ex

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Technical terms used by an engineer to explain the working of a machine is an example of _____.

_____ refers to the attitudes the members of an organization hold toward a position and its occupant.

It is impossible for a manager to eliminate the grapevine.

If a sender understands the message being communicated correctly, then effective communication has occurred.

a. jargon b. semantics c. noise d. none of the above

_____ refers to the attitudes the members of an organization hold toward a position and its occupant.

a. Body language b. Noise c. Jargon d. Status

It is impossible for a manager to eliminate the grapevine.

a. True b. False

If a sender understands the message being communicated correctly, then effective communication has occurred.

a. True b. False

Explanation / Answer

Technical terms used by engineers which are hard for others to understand are known as jargon. These terms are not used by common people who are not related to engineering. Hence the answer is jargon,a. The attiude we show be it respect or fear or concern and the language we use to convey it to others is called body language. It might vary for position to position and person to person . Hence the attitude the members of an organisation hold towards a position and it's occupant is called body language and the answer is a. Grapevine is the informal communication which spreads from employee to employee . This can be seen in any organisation which sometimes helps the organisation and sometime defames it. This is unstoppable and the only thing managers can do is to try to manage it and use it in favour of the organisation . Hence it is impossible for a manager to eliminate the grapevine. The given statement is true. The main objective of a communication is to convey what we feel. The sender must effectively communicate the message to the receiver and the receiver must understand it. Only then the communication is said to be effective. Hence if a sender understands the message being communicated correctly , it does not mean effective communication has occured. Hence the given statement is false.

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