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What is the verb form of commonality?
What is the verb form of commonality?
communicare
Who identified the systematic process in communication?
Who identified the systematic process in communication?
Wood
Which model illustrates the barrier of communication?
Which model illustrates the barrier of communication?
Shanon Weaver
Who proposed the speaker-centered model?
Who proposed the speaker-centered model?
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Which theorist is associated with mass media communication?
Which theorist is associated with mass media communication?
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The spiral model of communication is attributed to which theorist?
The spiral model of communication is attributed to which theorist?
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What type of model is applicable for speech according to Aristotle?
What type of model is applicable for speech according to Aristotle?
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Who discussed circular and cycled communication?
Who discussed circular and cycled communication?
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What is a poor signal in communication attributed to?
What is a poor signal in communication attributed to?
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What is a unique part of Shanon Weaver's model?
What is a unique part of Shanon Weaver's model?
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What does the unique process of Laswell focus on?
What does the unique process of Laswell focus on?
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Feedback is included in Aristotle's communication model.
Feedback is included in Aristotle's communication model.
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What is needed in the response process of communication?
What is needed in the response process of communication?
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What can be misinterpreted in communication?
What can be misinterpreted in communication?
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What should a message be to be effective?
What should a message be to be effective?
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What does dyadic communication involve?
What does dyadic communication involve?
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How many people are involved in small group communication?
How many people are involved in small group communication?
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Match the types of speeches with their descriptions:
Match the types of speeches with their descriptions:
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Which function of communication is about controlling behavior?
Which function of communication is about controlling behavior?
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What is the purpose of the emotional expression function in communication?
What is the purpose of the emotional expression function in communication?
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What types of words are used in information dissemination?
What types of words are used in information dissemination?
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Study Notes
Communication Theories and Models
- Commonality in communication highlighted by the Latin verb "communicare."
- Wood describes a systematic process in understanding communication.
- Shannon-Weaver model illustrates barriers in communication and the impact of noise.
- Aristotle's speaker-centered model emphasizes the importance of the speaker in delivering messages.
- Laswell's model of mass media focuses on channel selection in communication.
Models and Concepts
- Dance's helical model represents the dynamic and evolving nature of communication.
- Osgood’s circular model shows the continuous exchange of messages in communication.
- Conversations among friends exemplify Osgood’s model with informal interactions.
Communication Barriers
- Poor signal and misunderstanding are key barriers in the Shannon-Weaver model.
- Unique aspect of Shannon-Weaver is the concept of "noise" which disrupts communication clarity.
- Laswell emphasizes the importance of the communication channel in message delivery.
Communication Characteristics
- Feedback is a vital component, but it's less emphasized in Aristotle’s model.
- Empathy is crucial for effective response and understanding in communication processes.
- Messages must be interesting and relatable to engage the audience effectively.
Types of Interaction
- Dyadic communication involves interactions between two individuals.
- Small group communication encompasses interactions among three or more people.
- Conversations can often be categorized within small group dynamics.
Types of Speeches
- Casual speeches are informal and relaxed.
- Intimate speeches foster personal connections and closeness.
- Consultative speeches involve guidance and advice.
- Frozen speeches are formal and unchanging, like standardized communication.
Functions of Communication
- Control/Regulation: Directs behavior through orders, commands, or warnings.
- Social Interactional: Engages individuals in informal, friendly tones to foster connections.
- Motivation: Inspires and encourages others through motivational speech.
- Emotional Expression: Communicates feelings with carefully chosen words and non-verbal cues.
- Information Dissemination: Conveys information clearly and simply, often using visual aids to support understanding.
Example of Communication Function
- Inquiry about Ann's summer vacation highlights information dissemination in a simple context.
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Explore the essential communication theories and models that shape our understanding of the communication process. This quiz covers key concepts from Shannon-Weaver to Aristotle and their applicability in various contexts. Test your knowledge of barriers and channels in effective communication.
