Communication Models

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Which linear model focuses on the speaker, speech, occasion, audience, and effect?

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Aristotle’s Model

Answer explanation

Aristotle's model is designed for persuasive public speaking, focusing on how the speaker influences the audience

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In the Shannon-Weaver Model, what element refers to anything that disrupts the transmission of the message?

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Noise

Front

Berlo’s SMCR model emphasizes the importance of the sender’s skills, attitudes, knowledge, social system, and culture. Which component is this?

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Sender

Front

Which interactive model uses the concept of "field of experience" to explain how understanding is achieved?

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Schramm’s Model

Answer explanation

Schramm's model shows that communication is effective when sender and receiver share overlapping fields of experience

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Which transactional model highlights communication as a continuous, simultaneous process where both participants are senders and receivers?

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Julia Wood’s Model

Answer explanation

Schramm's model shows that communication is effective when sender and receiver share overlapping fields of experience

Front

A linear model that answers the questions: Who says what, in which channel, to whom, with what effect?

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Laswell's Model

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An interactive model with eight stages: thinking, symbolizing, expressing, receiving, decoding, feedback, monitoring, thinking again.

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Eugene White's Model

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A transactional model that incorporates noise, context, and the relationship between communicators.

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Speech Communication Transaction Model

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An interactive model that features overlapping fields of experience.

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Schramm's Model

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A linear model that describes communication as Source → Message → Channel → Receiver.

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Berlo's Model