Models of Communication

Communication is circular and continuous, without a beginning or end.

• Eugene White's Model

• Berlo's Model

• Shannon & Weaver's Model

• Helical Model

This model introduced the concept of noise that hinders the message of the sender.

• Linear Model / Aristotle's Model

• Transactional Model

• Shannon & Weaver's Model

• Schramm's Model

It has four parts: SOURCE - MESSAGE - CHANNEL - RECEIVER.
Each of which is effected by different elements.

• Linear Model / Aristotle's Model

• Berlo's Model

• Helical Model

• Schramm's Model

Both the sender and the receiver should have the same field of experience, without which no communication could take place

• Linear Model / Aristotle's Model

• Transactional Model

• Shannon & Weaver's Model

• Schramm's Model

Communication is a dynamic process which progresses as an individual gets older and his experience and vocabulary increases.

• Linear Model / Aristotle's Model

• Transactional Model

• Eugene White's Model

• Helical Model