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The document discusses the process of communication and defines its key elements. It explains that communication involves a source conveying a message through a channel to a receiver. It then outlines each step of the communication process in detail, including the source, message, receiver, channel, response, feedback, noise. It describes the different types of noise that can interfere with communication such as physical, physiological, psychological, and semantic noise.

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Blonde

The document discusses the process of communication and defines its key elements. It explains that communication involves a source conveying a message through a channel to a receiver. It then outlines each step of the communication process in detail, including the source, message, receiver, channel, response, feedback, noise. It describes the different types of noise that can interfere with communication such as physical, physiological, psychological, and semantic noise.

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THE PROCESS

OF COMMUNICATION
Communication is the process of conveying
information between two or more people.

COMMUNICATION PROCESS is the steps we


take that helps us to achieve effective and
successful communication.
COMMUNICATION PROCESS
1. SOURCE
He is the originator of the message.
Also known as the sender of the information
He initiates the communication process
He is also be called as the SPEAKER who delivers
his message to the receiver or to the listener.
2. MESSAGE
It is the idea, concept or emotion that a person
desires to share with another person.
It can either be verbal, non-verbal or written.
3. RECEIVER
He gets the message channeled by the source
of information
He is also be called as the LISTENER who makes sense
of what is said and reacts to it
By clapping
Nodding the head
Replying
Asking a return question
Following the speaker
Falling asleep
Walking out
4. CHANNEL
It is the means or medium of communication
A concrete example for this is the language that we
use in order to transmit our message to the receiver
or listener.
5. RESPONSE
It is the only way the speaker knows that the message
has been received.
It is based on Interpretation of the Message by the
Listener.
6. FEEDBACK
It is an integral part of human communication
process that allows the speaker to monitor the
process
Also called “RETURN SIGNALS”
7. NOISE
It is any interference in the communication process
It is the barrier in an effective communication process
TYPES OF NOISE IN COMMUNICATION
1. Physical Noise
 It is an interference that is external to both speaker and listener
 It hinders the physical transmission of the signal or message

2. Physiological Noise
 It is created by barriers within the sender or receiver
 It is a challenge by both the speaker and the listener respectively

3. Psychological Noise
 It is the mental interference in the speaker or the listener
Examples are:
 Preconceived ideas

Wandering thoughts

Sarcasm
 Preconceived ideas
 It is when other people think that they already
know something.
They include biases, prejudices, and closed-
mindedness

Wandering thoughts
Instances wherein listener may be distracted
and have difficulties keeping up with the
speaker.
SEMANTIC NOISE
o It occurs when the speaker and listener have different
meaning systems
o In other words, when people came from different
background, different culture and have different language

o JARGON can be a form of semantic noise.

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