Models of Comm.

Question 1

Linear Models

Answer 1

Sender -> Receiver, no feedback.

Ex. radio hosting, tv broadcast, recording, zyox stream

Line since straight to the rec

Question 1

Aristotle’s Model

Ethos

Answer 1

Speaker’s credibility increases if they are an expert at the topic

If speaker is an expert at their field or sumn

Question 2

Aristotle’s Model

Pathos

Answer 2

Connects speaker w audience through emotions

Question 3

Aristotle’s Model

Logos

Answer 3

Sinifies logic. Not enough for topic to be interesting, needs to** follow the rules of logic.**

Question 4

Aristotle’s Model

Answer 4

Earliest theories of comm. that focuses on the art of persuasion

Question 5

Interactive Model

Answer 5

Involves both sender and rec, w feedback being a key component. Can happen with time lag (emails, letters)

Bilateral comm: turn-taking (2)
Symmetric: equal roles

Question 6

Schramm’s Model

Answer 6

Equally reciprocal communication, both parties equally engaged

Ex. cathcing up w a friend after 16 years

Question 7

Transactional Model

Answer 7

Continous back & forth interaction, both give & are receivers

Ex. friends discussing lakwa plans

Question 8

Wood’s Model

Answer 8

Both parties do all & interpret messages based on relationship & context