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An overview of the various models of communication, including the linear model, interactive model, transactional model, and shannon-weaver model. It also discusses the key features of effective communication, such as completeness, conciseness, consideration, concreteness, courtesy, clearness, and correctness. The document aims to help readers differentiate between the different communication models and understand the essential elements of effective communication. It covers topics related to communication theory, interpersonal communication, and organizational communication, which are relevant for students in fields such as communication studies, business, psychology, and sociology. The document could be useful for university students as study notes, lecture notes, or a summary to prepare for exams, assignments, or essays.
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I can
differentiate the
various models
of
communication
from one
another.
Models of Communication
The process of
communication can
be explained through
the various models of
communication
constructed by
experts throughout
the years.
Linear Model
from the sender
is conveyed
directly to the
receiver
Linear Model
Interactive Model
two sources: the
message from
the sender and
the feedback
from the
Interactive Model
One gives a
message, the
other receives
it, and then
gives feedback
accordingly
Interactive Model
by William
Schramm
(1954)
Interactive Model
Transactional Model
Transactional Model
communication as
occurring
continuously and
simultaneously
between or among
people
Transactional Model
two-way process
in which
participants are
constantly sending
and receiving
message.
Transactional Model
Shannon-Weaver Model
Shannon-Weaver Model
One way process
consisting five (5)
elements: source,
transmitter,
channel, receiver
and destination.
Shannon-Weaver Model
Criticized
because it
misses
something
essential:
feedback
Shannon-Weaver Model
Features of
Effective
Communication
Communication should
include everything that
the receiver needs to
hear for him/ her to
respond, react or
evaluate properly
information about his/her
receiver such as mood,
background, race,
preference, education,
status and needs among
others.
words to express ideas.
focuses only on a single
objective in his/her speech so
as not to confuse the
audience
Eliminates negative
impact on the audience
and increases the
credibility and
effectiveness of the
message