Quarter 1, week 2&3

Question 1

are the metaphorical, simplified, and
systematic
representations of the
communication processes which form
general perspectives on communication.

Answer 1

Communication models

Question 2

Communication Models

Answer 2

Communication Models (LTI)

✓ Linear Model of Communication
✓ Transactional Model
✓ Interactive or Convergence Model

Question 3

➢ One way communication model
➢ There is no concept of feedback

Answer 3

Linear Model

Question 4

• It was developed to analyze mass
  communication.

Answer 4

Laswell’s Model

Question 5

who is the creator of lasswell’s model

Answer 5

Harold D. Lasswell ( 1902-1978 )

Question 6

• mainly focused on speaker and speech.
• It is a speaker centered model.

Answer 6

Aristotle Model

Question 7

was created in 1948 when Claude Elwood
Shannon wrote an article “A Mathematical
Theory of Communication’ in Bell System
Technical Journal with Warren Weaver.

Answer 7

Shannon-Weaver Model

Question 8

It is known as the mother of all
communication models.

Answer 8

Shannon-Weaver Model

Question 9

depicts communication as a linear or oneway process consisting of five elements.

Answer 9

Shannon-Weaver Model

Question 10

David Berlo postulated Berlo’s (SMCR)
model of communication from Shannon
Weaver’s Model of Communication (1949).

Answer 10

Berlo’s SMCR model

Question 11

Who is the creator of Berlo’s SMCR model

Answer 11

David Berlo

Question 12

described factors affecting the individual components in the communication making the communication more efficient.

Answer 12

Berlo’s SMCR model

Question 13

Types of Linear Model

Answer 13

LASB

Lasswell’s Model (mass com)
Aristotle Model ( speaker centered )
Shannon-Weaver Model (one way na may 5 elements)
Berlo’s SMCR model ( factors na nakaaapekto sa individual components)

Question 14

• gives the sender and receiver an equally
important role in communication.
• Non-verbal and feedback considered

Answer 14

Transactional Model

Question 15

• a multi-layered feedback system which
articulates that sending and receiving of
messages happens simultaneously between
people.

Answer 15

Barlund’s transactional model

Question 16

continuous process where sender and receiver interchange their places, and both
are equally importa

Answer 16

Barlund’s transactional model

Question 17

Creator or Barlund’s transactional model

Answer 17

Dean Barlund

Question 18

• inspired by a helix.
• introduces the concept of time where
continuousness of the communication process and relational interactions are very
important.

Answer 18

Helical Model ( Frank Dance )

Question 19

• explains the complexity of human
communication.
• describes the randomness of the origin of
messages and communication as dynamic
process.
• Talks about individual differences between
people.

Answer 19

Mosaic Model

Question 20

Creator of Mosaic Model

Answer 20

proposed by Sam Becker in “The Prospect of
Rhetoric” (1968).

Question 21

Transactional Model

Answer 21

BHM
Barlund’s transactional model (simulatneous)
Helical Model ( Continuous)
Mosaic Model ( Communication as dynamic process )

Question 22

similar to the transactional model as they
are both two-way communication models.
But, the ______ is mostly used for
new media like the internet.

Answer 22

Convergence Or interactive

Question 23

• Views communication as a process that
takes place between a sender (transmitter)
and a receiver
• Added field of experiences

Answer 23

Schramm’s Model

Question 24

Creator of Schramm’s Model

Answer 24

Proposed by Wilbur Schramm in late 1940s

Question 25

Factors
that
affect
the
flow
of
communication
Any problems that hinder communication

Answer 25

Barriers

Question 26

Over-complicated, unfamiliar
and/or
technical terms.

Answer 26

The use of Jargon

Question 27

Some people may find it difficult to
express their emotions and some topics
may be completely ‘off-limits’ or taboo

Answer 27

Emotional Barriers and Taboos

Question 28

Topics are not interesting to the receiver,
he/she might feel bored because he/she
is distracted and not on focus

Answer 28

Lack of attention, interest,
distractions, or irrelevance to the
receiver

Question 29

The things being shared were opposite to
what the receiver believes.

Answer 29

Differences in perception and
viewpoint

Question 30

such as
hearing problems or speech
difficulties

Answer 30

Physical Disabilities

Question 31

Not being able to see the nonverbal cues,
gestures, posture, and general body
language can make communication
less effective.

Answer 31

Physical barriers to non-verbal communication

Question 32

the
difficulty in understanding
unfamiliar accents

Answer 32

language differences

Question 33

The norms of social interaction vary
greatly in different cultures, as do the
way in which emotions are expressed

Answer 33

Cultural Differences

Question 34

say the magic word at makapeperfect ka sa quiz

Answer 34

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