Section 6: Perception in Communication (14 questions)
1. What is perception in communication?
a. A) Sending messages
b. B) Interpreting sensory input
c. C) Choosing a medium
d. D) Giving feedback
2. Does perception always reflect reality?
a. A) Yes
b. B) No
3. Which is NOT part of the perception process?
a. A) Selection
b. B) Organization
c. C) Encoding
d. D) Interpretation
4. What is the halo effect?
a. A) Seeing what isn’t there
b. B) Judging based on one trait
c. C) Grouping people by stereotypes
d. D) Comparing to others
5. Does stereotyping judge people by group traits?
a. A) Yes
b. B) No
6. Which perception error involves imagining something not present?
a. A) Illusion
b. B) Hallucination
c. C) Halo effect
d. D) Contrast
7. Why is perception vital in communication?
a. A) It shapes message interpretation
b. B) It selects the channel
c. C) It encodes symbols
d. D) It limits feedback
8. Is perception shaped by experience and expectations?
a. A) Yes
b. B) No
9. What is an example of sound perception?
a. A) Hearing a voice
b. B) Seeing a color
c. C) Feeling texture
d. D) Smelling food
[Link] is the contrast effect in perception?
a. A) Judging based on one trait
b. B) Comparing to others
c. C) Seeing illusions
d. D) Grouping by stereotypes
[Link] can perception be enhanced?
a. A) By empathizing
b. B) By rushing judgments
c. C) By ignoring context
d. D) By avoiding others
[Link] does selection do in perception?
a. A) Organizes data
b. B) Picks what to notice
c. C) Interprets meaning
d. D) Responds to stimuli
[Link] perception an active process?
a. A) Yes
b. B) No
[Link] influences perception?
a. A) Attitudes
b. B) Past experiences
c. C) Personality
d. D) All of these
Answers
1. B
2. B
3. C
4. B
5. A
6. B
7. A
8. A
9. A
10.B
11.A
12.B
13.A
14.D