Part 1 Flashcards
(32 cards)
A two way form to interact one being from another
Communication
A form of communication that can be an interaction only oneself
Intrapersonal
The type of communication that requires vocal ques
Verbal Communication
The type of communication that do not require vocal ques
Non-Verbal Communication
Identify the type of communication: Oral
Verbal
Identify the type of communication: Written
Verbal
Identify the type of communication: Signs
Non-Verbal
Identify the type of communication: Symbols
Non-Verbal
Identify the type of communication: Colors
Non-Verbal
Identify the type of communication: Gestures
Non-Verbal
Identify the type of communication: Body Language
Non-Verbal
Identify the type of communication: Facial Expression
Non-Verbal
Developed in 1948, the model is known for its simplistic manner and linear process
Laswell’s Model
Involves inputs such as:
a) Who?
b) Says what?
c) Which Channel?
d) To Whom?
e) What that effect?
Laswell’s Model
Developed in 1948, focused in the relations between the receiver and sender; thus, helped improved telecommunication. It’s unique factor is its ‘Noise” factor
Shannon-Weaver Model
The three types of Noises
Physical, Psychological, Semantic
Developed in 1957, states that communication is deprived by experience; hence, statements are not valid if there was no personal experience about the topic being talked about.
Westley and MacLean’s Model
Developed in 1954, it is circular in nature to match its nature. Where both parties are responsible of encoding, decoding and sending a message to each other.
Osgood-schramm’s Model
Information, Communication, Libraries, Media, Technology, the Internet, and Other Information Providers are for Use in Critical Civic Engagement and Sustainable Development.
MIL R1
Every Citizen is a Creator of Information/Knowledge and has a Message.
MIL R2
Information, Knowledge, and Messages are not Always Value Neutral or Independent.
MIL R3
Every Citizen Wants to Know and Understand New Information, Knowledge, and Messages and has the Right to Access and Acquire Them.
MIL R4
Media and Information Literacy is not Acquired All at Once. It is a Lifelong Process and it Changes Over Time.
MIL R5
Developed in 1960, also known as the SMCR Model where it emphasizes the relationships between the components of communication. SMCR stands for Source, Message, Channel, and Receiver, which are the four key elements of the model.
Berlo’s Model
