1. What is the difference between your self-concept and self-image? What is the difference between your self-concept and your self-esteem?
Self- concept is the interior identify or subject describe of who you think you are while self-image is view of yourself in a particular situation and it changes depend on situation. I will be a quite and shy person when I am in-group of stranger but I will be a active people when I am around the person I know. Self- esteem is the current view of you.

2. Think about experiences you have had with noise or interference in the communication process. Write one example of interference in the context, one example of interference in the sender, one example of interference in the receiver, and one example of interference in the channel. These examples can be from four different real-life communication situations, but they need to be different from the examples in the textbook. Select one of these examples and indicate how you could reduce or eliminate the noise or interference.

In context: Ricky is leaving the doctor office with his girlfriend and they are happy about having baby. They told this to their friend Huong who is Chinese and have been in the US for a year. Huong did not congratulate them in the excited way since she believe that it is not right to have baby before marriage.

In the sender: Sam is trying to get done his lab report that will due in an hour. While he doing some research and the people right next to him is playing music so loud. That would distract Sam’s focus

In the receiver: Jason can not focus in his chemistry class because two his classmate are talking so loud.

In the channel: Martin got interrupt during his speech because of lawnmower outside

3. Evaluate your current skill levels for each of the three kinds of metacommunication discussed on page18 of the textbook. Use the