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What are the three models of communication

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Linear communication model
Transactional model
Interactive model

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The three models under linear communication

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Lasswell’s Model
Aristotle’s Model
Berlo’s SMCR or David Berlo

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Components of linear communication

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-sender
-receiver
-encoding
-decoding-
-message
-channel
-noise

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The person who sends a message after encoding

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Sender

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The person who gets the message after decoding

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Receiver

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The process of converting the message into codes compatible with the channel and understandable for the receiver

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Encdoing

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The process of changing the encoded message into understandable language by the receiver

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Decoding

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The information sent by the sender to receiver

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Message

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The medium through which the message was sent

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Channel

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The disruptions that are caused in the communication process in channel or understandablity of the message

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Noise

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Who developed the lasswell’s theory?

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Harold D. Lasswell
died in 1902-1978

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when was lasswell’s communication model was developed?

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1948

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Regarded as one of the most influential communication models

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Lasswell’s Communication Model

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Components of lasswell’s model

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Sender-message-channel-receiver-Feedback

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The first and earliest linear model of communication

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Aristotle’s model of communication

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Speaker- Message- Listener- Effect

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Aristotle’s Model of communication

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No concept of feedback, it is oneway from speaker to audience
No concept of communication failure like noise and barriers
This model can only be used in public speaking

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Aristotle’s Model of communication

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in —– He postulated the Sender-message-channel-receiver (SMCR)

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1960, David Berlo

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Described factors affecting the components in the communication making communcation more EFFICIENT.

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Berlo’s SMCR model

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No concept of feedback so the effect is not considered

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Berlo’s SMCR model

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Both of the people must be similar according to all the factors mentioned above.

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Berlo’s SMCR model

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Is the exchange of messages between sender and receiver where each take turns to send or receive messages.

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Transactional Model

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Both sender and receiver are known as the COMMUNICATORS

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Transactional Model

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W/out verbal response the sender can not be sure that the receiver got the message as intended

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Transactional Model

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Gives oppurtunity for a lot of noise because the communication is simultaneous

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Transactional Model

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Used for interpersonal communication
Simultaneous Feedback

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Transactional Model

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What are the models under Transactional model

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Barlund’s Model
Shannon and Weaver Model

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Gave us the concept of NOISE. Often called as telephone model

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Claude shannon and Warren Weaver in 1948

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Shannon weavers model of communication

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information source-Transmitter-Receiver-Destination=Feedback

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Examples of shannon weaver model

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Disruption

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Identify. Businessman: We have a meeting at the office (“at 8 am” goes missing due to phone network disruption)
Worker (feedback): At what time?

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Sender: Businessman
Encoder: Telephone network company
Channel: MObile network
Noise: Distraction in voice due to workplace
Decoder: Mobile phone
Receiver: Worker

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-Concept of noise helps in making the communication effective by removing the noise or problem causing noise.

-This model Takes communcation as a two way process.

-Communication is taken as quantifiable in ———

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Advantages of Shannon’s weaver model

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in 1970 he proposed a transactional model of communication for basic interpersonal communication.

-Reformed into General Transactional Model

-Dynamic and two way communication

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Barlund’s Model/Dean barlund

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  • This model shows shared field experience of the sender and receiver

-Talks about simultaneous message sending, noise and feedback

-Most systematic model of communication

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Advantages of Barlund’s model

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Very complex
Both sender and receiver must understand the codes sent by the other

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Disadvantages of barlund’s model

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Also known as convergence model

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Interactive model

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he/she encodes the message first. The encoded message is then received by the receiver where it is decoded to get the original information.

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Concepts of interactive model

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-Indirect and slow feedback

-Whole new process of communication

-For new media

-it can be linear if receiver does not respond

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Interactive model

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Father of mass communication, he came up the Schramms model in 1945

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Wilbur Schramm

40
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Example of Interactive model

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Schramms’s Model

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Are things that influence the understanding and interpretation of message like culture, social backround, beliefs, experiences, values, and rules

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Field of Experience

42
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-Circular communication gives oppurtunity to both parties to give their opinion.
-Semantic noise
-equally active

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Advantages of Schramm’s model

43
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Cannot deal with multiple levels of communucation and complex processes.

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Schramm’s Model

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