models of communication

Question 1

the best way yo understand communication

Answer 1

is to see it graphically

Question 2

this is a direct communication to people without having any feedback

Answer 2

linear model of communication

Question 3

designed to mirror the functioning of radios and telephone. consists of three major parts sender, channel, and receiver

Answer 3

Shannon and Weaver’s Model Of Communication

Question 4

Electric Engineer, Scientist

Answer 4

Shannon and Weaver

Question 5

two linear model stacked on top of each other also called convergence model

Answer 5

Interactive Model of Communication

Question 6

in this model Communication is Circular both sender and receiver are involved in encoding and decoding

Answer 6

Osgood and Schramm’s Circular Model of Communication

Question 7

____ wanted to show in this model that communication is enriched by the communications field of experience

Answer 7

Schramm

Question 8

Communication is a process of Perception - Production
-Perception

Answer 8

Gerbner’s General Model Of Communication

Question 9

Because any man or machine can’t perceives the whole event and they perceives only the part of the event (E1).

Answer 9

Perceptual Dimension

Question 10

is an event happens in the real life

Answer 10

E

Question 11

the event content or message is perceived by

Answer 11

‘M’ (Man or a Machine).

Question 12

3 factors involved between “E” and “M”

Answer 12

1. Selection
2. Context
3. Availability

Question 13

The——-occurs in the event and———–is based on ‘M’s attitude, mood, culture and personality

Answer 13

context
availability

Question 14

is the event content which is drawn or artified by M

Answer 14

E2

Question 15

M creates a statement or signals about the message and Gerbner termed its Form and content as

Answer 15

SE2

Question 16

analyses the communication between source and receiver, indicated as A and B mass media are indicated with C.

The sender generally derives information from variety of sources and combines it in some way to create a message

Answer 16

The Westley & MacLean Model of Communication

Question 17

The model can thus be viewed from two perspectives

Answer 17

interpersonal and mass communication.

Question 18

feedback is indirect and slow.

Answer 18

mass communication

Question 19

inherently states that communication doesn’t start as soon as someone speaks, but rather when a person responds, or is looking for a reaction from the environment.

The model shows a strong relationship between environmental factors and messages and the communication process

Answer 19

The Westley & MacLean Model of Communication

Question 20

What is communicated now will influence the structure and content of communication later on.
Time is an important element in the communication process.

Bottom is very small then it gradually moves upward in a back and forth circle motion.

Answer 20

Helical Model Of Communication

Question 21

The two dominant components of the model are information and mutual understanding.

Information sharing is a cyclical process entailing several cycles of information exchange.

Mutual understanding may never be reached or is imperfect.

Answer 21

Roger and Kincaid’s Convergence Model of Communication