Language of the communication also constitutes:
The unsanctified world
To understand which option best describes the "language of the communication," we need to consider the different realms that language might belong to or represent. Let's analyze each given option:
Hence, the correct answer is "The unsanctified world." Language primarily operates in secular contexts and is used for daily communication between people, making this the most appropriate choice among the options provided.
A good part of communication in human society is through:
Given below are two statements :
Statement I : The capacity of words need not have any connection with truth.
Statement II : There is a human tendency to conceal facts and suppress the truth while communicating.
In the light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:
A verbal communication technique used in teaching is
Given below are two statements – one is labelled as Assertion A and the other is labelled as Reason R.
Assertion A: Use of slang in formal teaching makes communication lively and interesting
Reasons R: Academic decency demands the avoidance of slang in the classroom environment.
In the light of the above stated two statements, choose the correct option from the choices given below:
Below are given two sets. Set-I specifies the sensory modes while Set-II offers illustration of speech communication to go with them. Match the two sets and indicates your answer by selecting the appropriate code.
| Set-I (Sensory modes) | Set-II (Illustrative speech) |
| (a) Sight mode | (iv) That looks good to me. |
| (b) Hearing mode | (v) That sounds fine to me. |
| (c) Touch mode | (ii) I can't put my finger on the problem. |
| (d) Smell mode | (iii) Something is fishy. |
| (e) Taste mode | (i) It leaves a bad taste in my mouth. |
The two-way, face-to-face communication is technically referred to as
Studying the practical use of signs and their impact on everyday life is called
De Saussure labeled language as a
In the process of communication, 'written media' is part of which of the following?