Question

Describe the communication process that is involved when someone answers "Nope" to the question "Do you like ice cream?" You must discuss the anatomy and physiology for each system we discussed and how they all work together to produce a response to a question. Think about the overall process and do not just discuss the various processes independently. Be sure each idea relates to the production of "Nope" and each idea flows logically to the next idea. Think about what needs to happen first. Remember, just because we studied the respiratory system first in this course, does not mean it is the first step in the production of a response. Be sure to include any theories that we have discussed in class or in the book that would relate to /i/ (i.e., source-filter theory, myoelastic-aerodynamic theory, etc.). Be sure you include the cranial nerves and all the muscles that assist in actions.

Answer 1

communication process is the steps we take in order to successfully communicate. Components of the communication process include a sender, encoding of a message, selecting of a channel of communication, receipt of the message by the receiver and decoding of the message. Noise is anything that hinders communication.

It normally conveys a relaxed attitude on the part of the speaker. Depending on context, it can be more or less emphatic than "No". You only use nope to mean [my answer is] "No" – it never replaces no in any other contexts. And you wouldn't normally use it where you want to be very emphatic (shouting "No)

Transport systems enable the cells of the body to have access to external and internal environments. The blood, circulatory system and lymphatic system transport various substances to and from different parts of the body. All communication systems of the body receive and collate information and provide appropriate responses.

There are different systems for communicating with internal and external environments. The nervous and endocrine systems manage internal communication. These systems regulate the vital functions of the body and maintain homeostasis. The special senses and verbal and nonverbal activities are involved in communication with the external environment. All of these also depend on the nervous system.