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What are the key components of the communication model?
What are the key components of the communication model?
- Sender, message, channel, receiver, feedback, and noise (correct)
- Transmitter, code, medium, decoder, audience, and interference
- Writer, information, pathway, reader, reaction, and disruption
- Speaker, signal, conduit, listener, response, and distortion
Which model of communication emphasizes the importance of context and shared understanding?
Which model of communication emphasizes the importance of context and shared understanding?
- Feedback model
- Transactional model (correct)
- Linear model
- Interactive model
What does the term 'noise' refer to in the communication process?
What does the term 'noise' refer to in the communication process?
- The sound made by the receiver during communication
- Any interference that distorts or interrupts the message (correct)
- The clarity of the message being transmitted
- The emotional state of the sender
What are the three key components of the communication model?
What are the three key components of the communication model?
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What does the term 'noise' refer to in the communication process?
What does the term 'noise' refer to in the communication process?
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Which model of communication emphasizes the importance of context and shared understanding?
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Communication Model Components
- The three key components of the communication model are:
- Sender (encoder)
- Message (signal)
- Receiver (decoder)
Importance of Context and Shared Understanding
- The model of communication that emphasizes the importance of context and shared understanding is theTransactional Model.
- This model recognizes that communication is a two-way process and that the sender and receiver must share a common understanding of the message.
Noise in Communication
- In the communication process, 'noise' refers to any factors that distort or disrupt the transmission of the message.
- Examples of noise include:
- Physical distractions (e.g. background noise, poor lighting)
- Language barriers
- Cultural differences
- Technical issues (e.g. poor internet connection)
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