It is an ongoing exchange of meaning-sharing behaviors between/among individuals who operate within a frame of experience; it does not have a beginning, an end, a fixed sequence of events;

Defined as a process by which information, meanings and feelings are shared by persons through a common system of verbal nonverbal symbols, signs or behavior.

It is constantly changing because it relies on human perception that can change actional overtime; therefore, it is irreversible and unrepeatable.

Considers communication as a one-directional in which the message is purposely conveyed by a speaker to a listener (Ellis & McClintock, 1990). This model centers on the sender and information present in a communication environment.

Every communication is a unique combination of people, messages and events; it consists of unending sharing (transmission and reception) of messages between/among people on some occasion.

It involves components that are interrelated and interacting in a cyclic order.

It adjusts to the changes that occur in its physical and psychological environment.

Form a communication wherein individuals are engaged in the overt and covert transmission and reception of messages.

Conveying information to a large audience.

It is a two person communication such as telephone conversation, job interview and doctor-patient conversation.