ARISTOTLE MODEL OF COMMUNICATION

What is the primary focus of Aristotle’s Model of Communication?

• The medium of communication

• The feedback from the audience

• The speaker and the speech

• The technology used

Which element is NOT part of Aristotle’s Model of Communication?

• Speaker

• Message

• Feedback

• Audience

In Aristotle’s Model, what is the role of the audience?

• To actively participate in the communication

• To passively receive the message

• To provide immediate feedback

• To control the communication process

What is the purpose of the ‘Occasion’ in Aristotle’s Model of Communication?

• To determine the medium of communication

• To provide context for the speech

• To analyze the audience’s feedback

• To select the appropriate technology

Which of the following best describes the ‘Effect’ in Aristotle’s Model?

• The medium used to deliver the message

• he emotional response of the speaker

• The impact of the speech on the audience

• The feedback from the audience

According to Aristotle, what should the speaker focus on to be persuasive?

• The technology used

• • The audience’s needs and interests

• The medium of communication

Which of the following is NOT a component of Aristotle’s Model of Communication?

• Speaker

• Message

• Feedback

• Audience

In Aristotle’s Model of Communication, what is the primary role of the speaker?

• To listen to the audience

• To deliver the message effectively

• To provide feedback

• To create noise

According to Aristotle, which element is crucial for the speaker to consider in order to persuade the audience?

• The speaker’s credibility (Ethos)

• The emotional appeal (Pathos)

• The logical argument (Logos)

• All of the above

What element in Aristotle’s Model of Communication refers to the content being communicated?

• Speaker

• Audience

• Message

• Occasion