Business Communication Chapter 1
Across
- 2. The process used to create a profile of the intended receivers of a message
- 5. The physical and social setting in which a message is sent or received
- 7. Sending and interpreting messages related to products, services, or activities of a company or an organization
- 9. Data that should be kept private or secret
- 15. A verbal, written, or recorded communication
- 17. Conditions outside the receiver or the sender that hinder communication
- 18. Looking over material quickly to locate specific data
- 19. Anything that interferes with the communication process
- 21. an action or condition that expresses a meaning
- 22. The response of a receiver to a message
- 23. A method used to verify your understanding by restating the main points of a message in your own words
Down
- 1. The process of hearing and focusing attention to understand an oral message
- 3. Conditions within a receiver or sender that hinder communication
- 4. Informal gossip about individuals or policies in the office
- 6. A person who hears, sees, or reads and interprets a message
- 8. A positive feeling or attitude toward others
- 10. Messages that are spoken
- 11. Translating symbols into an understandable idea, feeling, suggestion, guideline, or order
- 12. Anything that interferes with the accuracy of the communication process
- 13. The process of seeing and interpreting written words and other symbols
- 14. Reviewing material in an attempt to get a basic understanding of the objectives and the important points of material you are going to read
- 16. The process of taking the idea of the sender and converting it into an effective format so the receiver can clearly understand the message
- 18. A person who creates and shares a message
- 19. The mode or form used to send a message
- 20. Reading to understand and remember the material