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Question 1

highlight the application of technologies and uphold the idea of communication in a linear form from sender to receiver.

Answer 1

SHANNON AND WEAVER’S COMMUNICATION MODEL

Question 2

What is Shannon and Weaver’s Communication Model

Answer 2

The sender, channel, and receiver steps. The application of technologies and uphold the idea of communication in a linear form from sender to receiver.

Question 3

What is Noise?

Answer 3

The absence of a signal or static that makes it difficult to hear a phone call is known as noise

Question 4

is the individual who creates and sends the message.

Answer 4

Information Source

Question 5

What is sent to the recipient

Answer 5

Message

Question 6

Encoder

Answer 6

Transmitter

Question 7

First layer of transmitter face to face

Answer 7

First-layer noises are produced by the mouth, and second-layer actions are produced by the body, which the mouth and body both interpret as signals. The second layer consists of the air channel for producing sound and the light channel for producing gestures. There are other layers to TV transmissions, such as broadcast antenna, cameras, microphones, editing, and filtering equipment, as well as satellite and local radio waves.

Question 8

describes how a _____ travels via a channel. Gestures and sounds

Answer 8

Signal

Question 9

refers to any problems that the communicators themselves or their environment may have that hinder effective listening.

Answer 9

Noise

Question 10

The RECEIVER

Answer 10

n face-to-face communication might be a set of ears and eyes. The receiver in a phone conversation is the phone, but the receiver in a television broadcast is the TV

Question 11

The message is absorbed and interpreted by

Answer 11

Destination

Question 12

What is the second model?

Answer 12

Interactive model

Question 13

Who added the interactive model?

Answer 13

Wiener

Question 14

What is the ineractive model?

Answer 14

the destination, which offers feedback on the information received and allows the information source to change the information in the present; feedback, which can take the form of a message or a collection of messages; the source of feedback, which then becomes the information source; and the original consumer of feedback, which then changes into a destination.

The feedback is transmitted, gathered, and can make noise. Because the destination must wait until he receives the message from the source, feedback could be delayed as a result.

Question 15

What is the third model?

Answer 15

SCHRAMM’S COMMUNICATION MODEL

Question 16

describes the dual role of the communicator as the sender and receiver of the communication process.

Answer 16

Schramm’s communication model

Question 17

Who created the Schramm’s communication model

Answer 17

Wilbur Schramm

Question 18

What is Schramm’s communication model

Answer 18

According to Schramm’s model, efficient communication requires both coding and decoding. He also stresses that input from the recipient is necessary for the communication to be complete. Imagine saying anything to a friend about something, and the friend doesn’t say anything back. Is the conversation finished? NO. According to Schramm, communication takes place in both directions between the first and second parties. The noise of all kinds has the potential to alter the message at any stage before it reaches the receiver.

field of experience something in common dapat magets ng receiver at magrespond

Question 19

What is the fourth model?

Answer 19

Gatekeeper/intermediary model

Question 20

What is gatekeeper/Intermediary Model

Answer 20

Editors, moderators, aggregators

Question 21

What are the functions of communication

Answer 21

1. To inform or provide information
2. To control or regulate
3. To motivate
4. To facilitate emotional expression
5. To effect social interaction

Question 22

is to deliver and receive information to carry out tasks and find answers to issues.

Answer 22

To inform or provide information

Question 23

This is used to regulate or control the behavior of people. It is also utilized to regulate the nature and number of activities that people engage in

Would you please lower your voice? It’s very disturbing.

Answer 23

2. To control or regulate

Question 24

Preferences, desires, needs, and wants are boosted together with objectives and strengths using this communication function which is to

Answer 24

To motivate

Question 25

This function makes it easier for people to communicate their feelings and emotions

Answer 25

To facilitate emotional expression

Question 26

This function is utilized to create social connections, foster intimacy and closeness, communicate preferences and needs, convey objectives and strengths, and provide and receive information and encouragement.

Answer 26

To effect social interaction