Lesson 2: Models of Communication

Question 1

These are conceptual representations used to explain the human communication process.

Answer 1

Models of communication

Question 2

The MOTHER OF ALL MODELS OF COMMUNICATION

Answer 2

SHANNON AND WEAVER MODEL

Question 3

It is designed to the functioning of the radio and telephone technologies.

Answer 3

SHANNON AND WEAVER MODEL

Question 4

Consisted only of three parts: Sender, channel, receiver

Answer 4

SHANNON AND WEAVER MODEL

Question 5

They said that the STATIC WHICH INTERFERES when two people are talking to each other on the phone is called ________

Answer 5

NOISE

Question 6

The ________ can also mean the ABSENCE OF A SIGNAL.

Answer 6

NOISE

Question 7

This model was expanded in 1960 from the Shannon and Weaver

Answer 7

BERLO’S SMCR MODEL

Question 8

presented FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE the communication process between two people.

Answer 8

BERLO’S SMCR MODEL

Question 9

The FACTORS include: Communication Skills, Attitude, Knowledge, Social Systems, and Culture.

Answer 9

BERLO’S SMCR MODEL

Question 10

states that we must EXAMINE THE IMPACT that a MESSAGE has (both desired and undesired).

Answer 10

SCHRAMM MODEL

Question 11

Between parties (SENDER & RECEIVER) includes actions that confer knowledge and experiences, give advice and commands, and ask questions.

Answer 11

SCHRAMM MODEL

Question 12

The target can be oneself, another person or being, another entity (such as company or group of beings).

Answer 12

SCHRAMM MODEL

Question 13

COMMUNICATION IS A SOCIAL INTERACTION.

Answer 13

SCHRAMM MODEL

Question 14

The BASIC PREMISE is that individuals are SIMULTANEOUSLY ENGAGING IN SENDING AND RECEIVING MESSAGES.

Answer 14

BARNLUND’S TRANSACTIONAL MODEL

Question 14

This proposed a TRANSACTIONAL model of communication.

Answer 14

BARNLUND’S TRANSACTIONAL MODEL

Question 15

It focuses on HOW an individual communicates as a determining factor of the way the message will be INTERPRETED.

Answer 15

BARNLUND’S TRANSACTIONAL MODEL

Question 16

This model was developed among the Greeks in ancient times.

Answer 16

ARISTOTELIAN MODEL

Question 17

It is the most simple and it has the basic elements: SPEAKER, MESSAGE AND AUDIENCE.

Answer 17

ARISTOTELIAN MODEL

Question 18

It is a speaker-centered model as the speaker has the most important role and the only one active.

Answer 18

ARISTOTELIAN MODEL

Question 19

The role of the audience is passive.

Answer 19

ARISTOTELIAN MODEL

Question 20

one of the earliest models of communication which was developed in 1948.

Answer 20

Laswells

Question 21

It consists of five basic elements in a linear pattern.