Lesson 2 The Communication Process.pdf

Prepared by: Marvin N. Dionaldo, LPT Stages in Communication 1.Speaker 2.Message Message Channel Sender 1 2 3 3.Channel 4.Receiver 5.Feedback Feedback 5 Receiver 4 Levels of Communication 1.Intraperson...

Prepared by: Marvin N. Dionaldo, LPT Stages in Communication 1.Speaker 2.Message Message Channel Sender 1 2 3 3.Channel 4.Receiver 5.Feedback Feedback 5 Receiver 4 Levels of Communication 1.Intrapersonal Communication – communicating within yourself Levels of Communication 2. Interpersonal Communication – communication among a relatively small number of people Levels of Communication 3. Public Communication – involves speaking with an audience  Levels of Communication 4.Mass Communication – communication via the use of mass media system Levels of Communication 5. Communication Technology – communication through the use of information technology.  Levels of Communication 6. Organizational Communication – communication within a workplace between and among members in order to carry out an organization’s objectives and purposes; defining goal-directed behavior for efficiency and effectiveness.  Levels of Communication 7. Intercultural Communication – communication between and among cultural communities and nations to promote understanding and goodwill.  Levels of Communication 8. Development Communication – communication between progressive nations and developing societies of the world in order to facilitate the total development of individuals and nations.  Tenets of Communication 1.Communication is a dynamic process, ever- changing, ever-moving, and in a state of flux. 2.Communication is complex. 3.Messages are sent, not meanings. 4.Communication is systematic. 5. Communication involves communicators not just “speakers” and “lecturers”. 6.Communication is proactive.  Aristotelian Model Speaker Message Audience One-Way Process  Lasswell’s Model WITH WHAT WHO TO WHOM EFFECT Communicator EFFECT Receiver SAYS IN WHAT WHAT CHANNEL Message Medium  Example: CNN NEWS: A water leak from Japan’s tsunami- crippled nuclear power station resulted in about 100 times the permitted level of radioactive material flowing into the sea, operator Tokyo Electric Power Co said on Saturday.  The Shanon-Weaver Model Receiver Signal Message Information Transmitter Channel Receiver Destination Source Noise Source Feedback The Schramm’s Model Feedback SIGNA S L R Field of Experience  Berlo’s Model Source Message Channel Receiver (S) (M) © ® a. Communication a. Element a. Seeing a. Communication Skill b. Structure b. Hearing Skill b. Knowledge c. Content c. Touching b. Knowledge c. Attitude d. Treatment d. Smelling c. Attitudes d. Socio-cultural e. Coding e. Tasting d. Socio-cultural system System  Whites’s Model (2)Symbolizing (1)Thinking (3)Expressing (8) Monitoring (4) Transmitting (7) Feedbacking (5) Receiving (6) Decoding