Who is the proponent of this model of communication?

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David Berlo's Model is also known as?

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Who proposed this model?

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It refers to symbol that have universal meaning for all involved in the process which are both the spoken and written symbols.

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It refers to the use of signs and symnols other than language.

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It is the point of destination in the communication process.

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It is the effect when the receiver decodes the message.

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It is the originator of the message.

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It refers to the medium where the message is transmitted.

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An idea or a feeling that can be transmitted verbally and/or nonverbally.

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A factor which distort the quality of a signal

or anything that can distract someone from decoding the message

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Noise created from the choice of words.

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This consists of problems, worries, fears, and inner thoights that distract from the message.

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Refers to those distraction stemming from your body.

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It refers to the physical setting and social aspect of the communicative situation.

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It includes the time of day and time in history in which the communication takes place.

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It includes the status of relationships among the participants, the roles they play and cultural rules of the society.

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Refers to the communicator's rules and norms, beliefs and attitudes that are transmitted from one generation to another.

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It serves as a framework to help us understand an angle or a portion or even one of the levels of communication.

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