Communication model and process are closely related to each other. Communication process is made up of some sequential parts of exchanging information. This process includes sender, encodings, message, channel, receiver, decoding and feedback. On the other hand, communication model is the symbolic presentation of communication process. Thus, it seems that communication process and model are […]
Introduction
Types of communication model
There are many models of communication developed by noted theorists of different disciplines. Among the theorists, Aristotle, Lasswell, Shannon, Weaver, McLuhan, MacLean, Rileys, Westley, Gerbner, Rothstein, Schramn, Berlo, Osgood, Johnson, Cherry are the renowned ones. Some important and well-known models are discussed below: 1. Aristotle’s Model: Aristotle, your well known Ancient greek thinker, unveiled an […]
What is communication model? Functions of communication model
What is communication model? A model can be defined as a visual presentation that identifies, classifies and describes various parts of a process. In the communication process, sender, message, media and receiver are associated. Communication process starts with the transmission of message by communicator and end with receiver’s feedback. When this communication process is represented […]
What is two-way communication? Definition & Importance
Two-way communication occurs when the receiver sends response or feedback to sender’s message. In two-way communication process, the sender first transmits the message to the receiver. After receiving a message, the receiver decodes it and then sends back his or her reaction to the sender. In two-way communication, information flows in two-ways: information form sender […]
Principles of Feedback | Guidelines of Feedback
Feedback is the response of receiver concerning the message the received. It is an essential element of two-way communication. Feedback can be favorable or unfavorable. Whatever may be the feedback, it should follow some guidelines or principles. The followings are the prime principles or guidelines of making feedback effective: Specific: The receiver should convey his […]
