Barnlund offers three types of communication to differentiate between monologic and
dialogic communication, including all of the following, EXCEPT:
a. Messages whose intent is to coerce others.
b. Messages of an exploitative sort in which words are arranged to filter the
information, narrow the choices, and obscure the consequences, so that only one
meaning becomes attractive or appropriate.
c. Messages that are completely off the topic of conversation.
d. Facilitative communication in which words are used to inform, to enlarge
perspective, to deepen sensitivity, to remove external threat and to encourage
independence of meaning.
11.The
model assume that one person transmit the information in his or her head without distor
tion
personal interpretation to another.
a. They can deny responsibility
b. They can ignore the situation entirely
c. They can evade responsibility
d. They can reduce the offensiveness of the act