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    This document discusses various models of communication: 1) Aristotle's model focuses on the speaker, speech, occasion, audience, and effect. It is speaker-centered. 2) Lasswell's model examines who communicates what message through which channel to whom and with what effect. 3) Shannon-Weaver's model includes "noise" which refers to interruptions that can mix up or misinterpret a message as it moves from sender to receiver. 4) Berlo's SMCR model simply represents the communication process but differs from other models. 5) Osgood-Schramm's model reflects a two-way process because messages can go back and forth through encoding

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    This document discusses various models of communication: 1) Aristotle's model focuses on the speaker, speech, occasion, audience, and effect. It is speaker-centered. 2) Lasswell's model examines who communicates what message through which channel to whom and with what effect. 3) Shannon-Weaver's model includes "noise" which refers to interruptions that can mix up or misinterpret a message as it moves from sender to receiver. 4) Berlo's SMCR model simply represents the communication process but differs from other models. 5) Osgood-Schramm's model reflects a two-way process because messages can go back and forth through encoding

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    This document discusses various models of communication: 1) Aristotle's model focuses on the speaker, speech, occasion, audience, and effect. It is speaker-centered. 2) Lasswell's model examines who communicates what message through which channel to whom and with what effect. 3) Shannon-Weaver's model includes "noise" which refers to interruptions that can mix up or misinterpret a message as it moves from sender to receiver. 4) Berlo's SMCR model simply represents the communication process but differs from other models. 5) Osgood-Schramm's model reflects a two-way process because messages can go back and forth through encoding

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    Directions: Identify which type of communication is applicable on the following

    situations. Justify your answer.

    1. Reviewing your lectures in preparation for your upcoming examination


    intrapersonal communication, reviewing lectures is like communicating to
    yourself or self talking and understanding

    2. Preparing a formal report of the sales of your company

    written communication, the subject is preparing a report since it’s written and
    oral and requires group understanding

    3. Informing the public about the typhoon

    Public communication, the subject need to report about the typhoon to public
    you need a eye contact, proper gesture to attract the audience

    4. Presenting a marketing proposal in a different country


    Visual communication the subject is presenting a presentation using a
    Technology now days we use our gadgets for presenting our lessons, report,
    proposal etc .

    5. Conducting an urgent meeting while everyone is on leave for vacation

    Visual communication the subject can conduct an urgent meeting using our
    modern technology gadgets as we know now

    Direction: Answer the following questions (15 PTS)

    1. Discuss the important characteristic of Aristotle’s Model of Communication in


    order to consider that specific communication to the public becomes effective.

    The important characteristic of Aristotle’s model of communication is


    broadly divided into 5 primary characteristics, speaker, speech, occasion,
    audience and effect, the Aristotle communication model is a speaker
    centered model as the speaker has the most important role in it and is the
    only one active. It is the speakers role to deliver a speech to the audience

    2. In Lasswell’s Model of Communication, explain the meaning of “(with) What


    Effect” as one of its elements.

    Lasswell’s model of communication describe as an act of communication


    by defining whom the one who said it, what was said, in what channel it
    was said, and in what effect it was said lasswell’s communication is a
    framework of critiquing and deconstructing the elements involved in mass
    communication the model ask 5 questions who?, said what?, in which
    channel, to whom?, with what effect.

    3. Shannon-Weaver Model of Communication is notable for including the element of


    “noise” on its communication process. On this model, explain what is being
    referred by the “noise”?

    The Shannon and Weaver model is a linear model of communication that provides a
    framework for analyzing how messages are sent and received. It is best known for its
    ability to explain how messages can be mixed up and misinterpreted in the process
    between sending and receiving the message. Noise interrupts a message while it’s on
    the way from the sender to reciever.

    4. Berlo’s Model of Communication traditionally follows the SMCR pattern, what


    makes his model different from the other models?

    David berlo’s SMCR model of communication represent the process of


    communication in it’s simplest form. the acronym SMCR stands for sender,
    message, channel, and receiver

    5. Explain the reason why Osgood-Schramm Model reflects a two-way


    communication process.

    Osgood-Schramm's model of communication is known as a circular model because it


    indicates that messages can go in two directions. Hence, once a person decodes a
    message, then they can encode it and send a message back to the sender. They could
    continue encoding and decoding into a continuous cycle.

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