ORAL COMMUNICATION IN CONTEXT

It's s the process of exchanging information, ideas, thoughts, or feelings between individuals or groups through various channels such as spoken or written language, body language, gestures, and visual representations.

• Verbal Communication

• Written Communication

• Communication

• Visual Communication

What are the 4 Types Of Communication?

The following are the 4 Types Of Communication except one

• Visual Communication

• Written Communication

• Non-verbal Communication

• Verbal Communication

• Oral Communication

The following are a One (1) Way Communication except one

• Aristotle's Model

• Osgood-Schramm's Model

• Shannon and Weaver's Model

• Dance's Helical Model

The following are a Two (2) Way Communication except one

• Transactional Model

• Osgood-Schramm's Model

• Schramm's Model

• Laswell's Model

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.

• Osgood-Schramm's Model

• Transactional Model

• Schramm's Model

• Laswell's Model

Suggests that the communication process does not start with the source/sender, but rather with environmental factors. This model also takes into account the object of the orientation (background, culture, and beliefs) of the sender and the receiver of messages.

• Aristotle's Model

• Laswell's Model

• Westley And Maclean's Model

• Dance's Helical Model

A cllaborative exchange of messages between sender of receiver

• Osgood-Schramm's Model

• Transactional Model

• Laswell's Model

• Schramm's Model

Views communication as a circular process that gets more and more complex as communication progresses. That is why it is represented by a helical spiral.

• Schramm's Model

• Transactional Model

• Westley And Maclean's Model

• Dance's Helical Model

Primarily focuses on the sender (public speaker, professor, etc.) who passes on their message to the receiver (the audience). The sender is also the only active member in this model, whereas the audience is passive.

• Aristotle's Model

• Shannon and Weaver's Model

• Westley And Maclean's Model

• Dance's Helical Model