Recap: Elements of Communication

This refers to all possible barriers that hinders an effective communication.

• Feedback

• Noise

• Message

• Context

Provides meaning and clarity to the intended message

• Context

• Message

• Noise

• Sender

The role of this communicator is to translate the words into thoughts, process the thoughts, and determine how to respond to the sender.

• Sender

• Interference

• Medium

• Receiver

Explain the concept of noise in the communication process.

• Noise refers to the volume of the message being sent.

  
  

• Noise is always intentional and planned.

  
  

• Noise is any interference or factors that affects the clarity of the message being sent.

  
  

• Noise only occurs in face-to-face interactions.

  
  

What are the four main elements of communication?

• speaker, content, platform, audience

• source, information, pathway, addressee

• transmitter, data, medium, recipient

• sender, message, channel, receiver

Key element that is transmitted in communication, that is consisting of thoughts, ideas, knowledge, attitudes, skills, feelings, emotions, etc.

• Note

• Channel

• Message

• Feedback

Return process, and the key element that continue the loop of communication process.

• Feedback

• Sender

• Channel

• Receiver

Explain the importance of feedback in the communication process.

• Feedback is unnecessary in communication

• Feedback slows down the communication process

• Feedback can lead to misunderstandings

• Feedback ensures effective communication in confirming message reception.

The process of converting ideas into words or actions.

• Encoding

• Decoding

• Typing

• Clicking

Used as the pathway where our message passes through for it to reach its destination.

• Mode

• Line

• Stairs

• Channel