PURCOM 213: Lesson 2 Flashcards

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These are the METAPHORICAL, SIMPLIFIED, and SYSTEMATIC REPRESENTATION of the communication processes which forms general perspectives on communication.

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Communication Models

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3 General Models of Communication

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  • Linear Model
  • Transactional Model
  • Interactive Model
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3
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This is a SIMPLE ONE WAY of communication.

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Linear Model

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4
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The message flows in a STRAIGHT LINE from sender to receiver.

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Linear Model

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5
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In this model, both the sender and receiver EQUALLY PLAY THEIR ROLE in the process of communication.

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Transactional Model

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6
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This shows a TWO WAY PROCESS of communication.

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Transactional Process

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7
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This model is SOMEHOW SIMILAR to transactional model, which shows a two-way process of communication.

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Interactive Model

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However, this is mostly shown using MASS COMMUNICATION and COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY.

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Interactive Model

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9
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5 DIfferent Models of Communication (SLABS)

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  • Shannon-Weaver Model
  • Lasswell’s Model
  • Aristotle’s Model
  • Berlo’s Model
  • Schramm’s Model
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It is only focused on SPEAKER and SPEECH.

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Aristotle’s Model

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Aristotle’s model is mainly focused on _________ and _________.

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SPEAKER and SPEECH

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What model is this?

Speaker —> Speech —> Occasion —> Audience —> Effect

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Aristotle’s Model

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13
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Who developed Lasswell’s communication model?

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Harold D. Lasswell

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14
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How many components does Lasswell’s model of communications have that are used as an analysis tool for EVALUATING the communication process?

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5 Components

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What communication model is this?

COMMUNICATOR –> MESSAGE –> MEDIUM –> RECEIVER –> EFFECT

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Lasswell’s Communication Model

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16
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Who created and developed the Shannon-Weaver communication model?

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Elwood Shannon and Warren Weaver

17
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This model is also referred to as MOTHER OF ALL MODELS.

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Shannon-Weaver Model

18
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What communication model is this?

SENDER –> ENCODER –> CHANNEL –> DECODER –> RECEIVER

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Shannon-Weaver Model

19
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Model of Communication that represents the process of communication in its SIMPLEST FORM.

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Berlo’s Model

20
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Who developed Berlo’s communication model?

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David Berlo

21
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This DESCRIBES the different components that form the basic process of communication.

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Berlo’s SMCR Model of Communication

22
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The acronym SMCR stands for what?

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  • Sender
  • Message
  • Channel
  • Receiver
23
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The most COMMONLY TAUGHT and widely used theory of communication 1940s.

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Schramm’s Model of Communication

24
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Who proposed the most commonly taught and widely used theory of communication?

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Wilbur Schramm

25
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This model views communication as a process that takes place BETWEEN a SENDER (TRANSMITTER) and a RECEIVER.

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Schramm’s Model of Communication

26
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The Five(5) Primary Elements in Aristotle’s Model

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  • Speaker
  • Speech
  • Occasion
  • Audience
  • Effect