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PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION AND COMMUNICATION MODELS Flashcards

1
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Linear form or a One-way Communication Model?

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Shannon & Weaver Model

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This communication model is concerned with the function of gatekeepers or intermediaries in the communication process. This paradigm is commonly used in mass communication.

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Gatekeeper/ Intermediary

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They have the ability to interfere with messages with messages or prevent them from reaching a certain audience.

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Gatekeepers / Intermediaries

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8 COMPONENTS OF THE SHANNON & WEAVER MODEL?

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  1. Information Source 2. Message 3. Transmitter 4. Signal 5. Channel 6. Noise 7. Receiver 8. Destination
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5
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The information being sent (SHANNON&WEAVER)

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Message

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It describes how a signal travels via channels, gestures, and sound. (SHANNON&WEAVER)

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Signal

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Consists of the air channel for producing sound and the light channel for producing gestures. (SHANNON&WEAVER)

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Second-Layer Noises

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8
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The information the speaker wishes to convey. (PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION)

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Message

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9
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What is Communication?

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To share thoughts, impart information, persuade others of our beliefs, and show love and affection.

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3 VARIATIONS OF FEEBACK?

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Positive, Ambiguous, Negative

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It becomes the information source. (INTERACTIVE MODEL)

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The Source of Feedback

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12
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Inspires or encourages others. These are encouraging remarks that will support you in achieving a certain goal or set of goals for your present activities and aspirations for the future.

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To motivate

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It is any additional signal that filters or complicates the transmitted signal. May also refer to the problem the communicator or their environment may have that hinders effective listening. (SHANNON&WEAVER)

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Noise

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14
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It can take the form of a message or a collection of messages (INTERACTIVE MODEL)

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Feedback

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In face-to-face communication, it may be a set of ears or eyes. If it is a phone conversation, it is the phone. If it is in a television broadcast, it is the TV. (SHANNON&WEAVER)

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Receiver

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16
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Is the small, unmarked box in the middle of the model, which is frequently constructed of air, light, electricity, radio waves, paper, and the postal system. (SHANNON&WEAVER)

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Channel

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4 ELEMENTS IN THE PROCESS OF INTERACTIVE MODEL

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  1. Destination 2. Feedback 3. The Source of Feedback 4. Original Consumer of Feedback
18
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It offers feedback on the information received and allows the information source to change the information in the present. (INTERACTIVE MODEL)

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Destination

19
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The method means of expressing the messages through verbal channels (PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION)

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Channel

20
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Any type of disturbance that prevents people from understanding the message being sent or received. (PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION)

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Noise

21
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The source of information. (PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION)

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Sender/ Speaker

22
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Circumstance and setting of the communication. (PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION)

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Context

23
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One of the fundamental purposes of communication is to deliver and receive information to carry out tasks and find answers to issues.

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To inform or provide information

24
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Term for face-to-face communication (SHANNON&WEAVER)

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Transmitter

25
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The reaction of the Reciever (PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION)

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Feedback

26
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This function makes it easier for people to communicate their feelings and emotions.

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To facilitate emotional expression

27
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Second-layer actions that are produced by the body, which the mouth and body both interpret as signals. (SHANNON&WEAVER)

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First-Layer Noises

28
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The communication model that describes the dual role of the communicator as the sender and receiver of the communication process.

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Schramm’s Model

29
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Speaker’s counterpart in communication. (PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION)

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Listener/ Reciever

30
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It changes into a destination.
The Feedback is transmitted, gathered, and has the ability to make noise. (INTERACTIVE MODEL)

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Original Consumer of Feedback

31
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This communication model allows for a two-way exchange of ideas.

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INTERACTIVE MODEL

32
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What are the two stages in the Communication Process?

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Sending the message and Receiving the message

33
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It is where the message is absorbed and interpreted, it is most typically a person (SHANNON&WEAVER)

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Destination

34
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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.

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To effect social interaction

35
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8 ELEMENTS OF THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS

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  1. SENDER 2. RECEIVER 3. MESSAGE 4. CONTEXT 5. CHANNEL 6. MEDIUM 7. NOISE 8. FEEDBACK
36
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It is utilized to regulate the behavior, nature, and number of activities that people engage in.

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To control or regulate

37
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The individual who creates and sends the message (SHANNON&WEAVER)

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Information Source

38
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2 LAYERS OF TRANSMISSION?

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First-Layer Noises and Second-Layer Noises

39
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Communication system or channel. (PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION)

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Medium

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