individual or group who sends or originates the message

thought, idea, opinion, etc. which the sender has encoded and wants conveyed

method or medium in which the message is sent

target of the message

response of the receiver to the message

process where the source or sender generates the information intended to be

shared with others

process of transforming information to be conveying into a transferrable form

process of selecting the appropriate channel of communication for message

delivery

process involving the reception of the sender’s message by the receiver

process of mentally processing a message

term describing anything which disrupts the communication process

model depicting a one-way process where the sender is the only one sending a

message and the receiver does not offer feedback

model depicting the exchange of ideas and messages taking place from both the

sender and receiver and vice versa, but not as a simultaneous process

model depicting the exchange of messages between the sender and receiver

where each takes turns to send or receive messages in a simultaneous process

way in which a message is conveyed

communication style characterized by trying to reach a mutually agreed upon

solution by creating an atmosphere where others can express themselves to

reach a common solution; “broken record”

communication style characterized by the use of manipulation to achieve an end

goal

communication style characterized by not reacting, standing up or being noticed

and avoiding confrontation

communication style which is characterized by the desire to avoid conflict but still

manipulates the situation to meet the end goal

type of listening where the listener provides feedback to the speaking according

to the information received

type of listening which involves the listener taking in information with little to no

outward reaction

messages sent through body langue and facial expressions

ideas or facts which are a part of someone’s cause; is used to damage the

opposing cause

characterized by presenting an idea with only two choices— either for or against

the idea