Quiz 2 Models of Communication

Models of communication are conceptual models used to show how the communication process works.

The Shannon-Weaver  Model was developed by Warren Shannon and Claude Weaver.

The information source is where the message of the sender arrives.

The concept of noise included in the communication models  plays the role of having the communicators understand the message.

The Transaction Model is an interactive model and a two-way process of communication.

The communicators in the Transaction Model communicate multiple messages.

The Schramm Model is a linear or one way process of communication.

The field of experience  of communicators is a concept shown in the Schramm Model of communication.

The way in which the message is encoded can be influenced by cultural aspects, beliefs, attitudes, experiences, and knowledge.

This element of communication distracts or interferes the flow of communication.

This model of communication shows that the destination of the message plays a passive role in the communication.

The Schramm Model of Communication is illustrated as ______________.

This deals with the interpretation of the receiver of the message sent by the sender.

This is the term used in communication when the receiver adds information, clarifies  an idea, or agrees or not to the message of the sender.

This refers to the recipient of the message or someone who decodes the message.