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The 12-Points Model for the Nature of Communication

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This user-friendly quiz introduces you to the 12-points Model; that is used in planning, executing and assessing the nature of any type, or form, of communication. The ‘Nature of the Communication’ Model takes into account the twelve crucial aspects of any communication which is being made. Do enjoy the quiz; and leave your score, comments and up-vote in the section below. Good luck.

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    What is the first consideration (or aspect) to take into account in the nature of a communication; either before, during or after the process?

    • The Action in delivering the Message
    • The Purpose of the Message
    • The Subsequent Use of the Message
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    What is the second consideration to take into account in the nature of a communication; either before, during or after the process?

    • The Contents of the Message
    • The Need to Consult about the Message
    • The References for the Message
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    What is the third consideration to take into account in determining the nature of a communication; either before, during or after the process?

    • The Importance of the Message
    • The Need to Discuss
    • The Need to Exchange Information
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    What is the 4th consideration to take into account in the nature of a communication; either before, during or after the process?

    • The References for the Message
    • The Subsequent Use of the Message
    • The Urgency of the Message
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    What is the 5th consideration to take into account in the nature of a communication; either before, during or after the process?

    • The Action in delivering the Message
    • The Complexity of the Message
    • The Need to Consult over the Message
  • Question of

    What is the 6th consideration to take into account in the nature of a communication; either before, during or after the process?

    • The Context of the Message
    • The Need to Discuss the Message
    • The Need to Exchange Information
  • Question of

    What is the 7th consideration to take into account in the nature of a communication; either before, during or after the process?

    • The Complexity of the Message
    • The Purpose of the Message
    • The Subsequent Use of the Message
  • Question of

    What is the 8th consideration to take into account in the nature of a communication; either before, during or after the process?

    • The Action in delivering the Message
    • The Context of the Message
    • The Importance of the Message
  • Question of

    What is the 9th consideration to take into account in the nature of a communication; either before, during or after the process?

    • The Contents of the Message
    • The References for the Message
    • The Urgency of the Message
  • Question of

    What is the 10th consideration to take into account in the nature of a communication; either before, during or after the process?

    • The Need to Consult about the Message
    • The Complexity of the Message
    • The Context of the Message
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    What is the 11th consideration taken into account in the nature of a communication; either before, during or after the process?

    • The Importance of the Message
    • The Need to Discuss the Message
    • The Urgency of the Message
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    What is the 12th consideration to take account in the nature of a communication; either before, during or after the process?

    • The Contents of the Message
    • The Need to Exchange Further Information
    • The Purpose of the Message

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Written by Daniel Obiago

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