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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?

Feedback model

Transactional model (correct)

Linear model

Interactive model

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?

Sender, message, receiver Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'noise' refer to in the communication process?

External interference that disrupts the communication process Signup and view all the answers

Which model of communication emphasizes the importance of context and shared understanding?

Transactional model Signup and view all the answers

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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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Test your knowledge of communication models with this quiz! Explore key components of communication models, identify the model that emphasizes context and shared understanding, and understand the concept of 'noise' in the communication process. Perfect for communication students and professionals looking to sharpen their understanding of communication models.