Q1 L2: Communication, Elements, and Models of OralCom

• the word communication had its roots from

  communis
• the definition of the latin word of communication

  common; to commune; to come together; to share something in common
• this is the process by which people send messages or exchange ideas or thoughts with one another in a verbal or non-verbal manner

  communication
• the goal of this is to understand and be understood

  communication
• these are the 7 elements of communication


  sender, receiver, message, channel, context, noise, feedback
• an element of communication wherein this is the one that creates and sends information to another person

  sender
• an element of communication wherein this is the one who is responsible for decoding the information and interprets it

  receiver
• an element of communication wherein this is the ideas or information being transferred; the subject matter

  message
• an element of communication wherein this is how the message is transferred; either by radio, internet or face to face

  channel
• an element of communication wherein this is the environment surrounding communication; the place, time, event, attitudes, etc.

  context
• an element of communication wherein this is the communication barrier. the one that disrupts the communication process

  noise
• an element of communication wherein this is the response given by the receiver

  feedback
• enumerate the four models of communication


  aristotle's model of communication, smcr model, berlo's model of communication, lasswell's model of communication
• speaker - message - listener

  aristotle's model of communication
• sender - message - -channel- - receiver

  smcr model
• berlos model of communication


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• lasswell's model of communication

  
• wendell's model of communication


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