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    The document summarizes several models of communication: 1) The Aristotle model focuses on a sender, speech, receiver, and possible barriers or response. Examples include phone calls or public speaking. 2) The Laswell model compares to the Aristotle model using a Venn diagram. 3) The Shannon-Weaver model introduces feedback as a unique variable not in the prior models. It depicts communication as a linear process from source to destination. 4) The SMCR model explains communication as a linear process from sender to receiver through a message and channel. The components are interrelated and explaining the model further is helpful to understand communication.

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    The document summarizes several models of communication: 1) The Aristotle model focuses on a sender, speech, receiver, and possible barriers or response. Examples include phone calls or public speaking. 2) The Laswell model compares to the Aristotle model using a Venn diagram. 3) The Shannon-Weaver model introduces feedback as a unique variable not in the prior models. It depicts communication as a linear process from source to destination. 4) The SMCR model explains communication as a linear process from sender to receiver through a message and channel. The components are interrelated and explaining the model further is helpful to understand communication.

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    The document summarizes several models of communication: 1) The Aristotle model focuses on a sender, speech, receiver, and possible barriers or response. Examples include phone calls or public speaking. 2) The Laswell model compares to the Aristotle model using a Venn diagram. 3) The Shannon-Weaver model introduces feedback as a unique variable not in the prior models. It depicts communication as a linear process from source to destination. 4) The SMCR model explains communication as a linear process from sender to receiver through a message and channel. The components are interrelated and explaining the model further is helpful to understand communication.

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    The document summarizes several models of communication: 1) The Aristotle model focuses on a sender, speech, receiver, and possible barriers or response. Examples include phone calls or public speaking. 2) The Laswell model compares to the Aristotle model using a Venn diagram. 3) The Shannon-Weaver model introduces feedback as a unique variable not in the prior models. It depicts communication as a linear process from source to destination. 4) The SMCR model explains communication as a linear process from sender to receiver through a message and channel. The components are interrelated and explaining the model further is helpful to understand communication.

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    LORZANO , NENA S. Date ; Sept. 16.

    2021
    BSE 1C

    MODULE #3

    COMPREHENSION #1

    EXPLAIN THE PROCESS OF THE ARISTOTLE MODEL OF COMMUNICATION BY


    CITING REAL LIFE EXAMPLES.
    The process of the Aristotle Model of Communication by citing in real life examples ,
    which is focused on a sender (speaker) , speech, receiver ( audience) and effect ( possible
    barriers or response). The way we sending a message to receiver, the audience will have
    response to receive, The Aristotle Model of communication was focused or related in
    public speaking, where the sender makes clear accordingly by passing the message and
    they simply respond which is like, Chatting on someone in phone, for example , i'm a
    sender and I have a receiver (encoder/decoder). This model is the most effective daily
    interaction, for long distance communication, and the audience (or receiver)is passively
    influenced to respond.

    COMPREHENSION #2

    USING THE VENN DIAGRAM COMPARE AND CONTRAST THE ARISTOTLE MODEL
    OF COMMUNICATION VERSUS THE LASWELL’S
    COMMUNICATION MODEL.
    COMPREHENSION #3

    In Shannon-Weaver, what is the unique variable which was not found in the Aristotle Model and
    Laswell’s Model of Communication?
    Shannon-Weaver depicts communication as a linear or one way process consisting of five
    elements, SOURCE, TRANSMITTER, CHANNEL, RECEIVER, AND DESTINATION,
    and the essential element of communication is feedback.

    Explain the process of SMCR.


    The process of SMCR, it is a phenomenon of communication, is the form of linear
    Communication,which is likely these days , were exposed today. SENDER, MESSAGE,
    CHANNEL, AND RECEIVER.

    What is the relationship of the variables on the SMCR, do you think it is helpful to explain the
    model further? Is it helpful to explain the model further? Justify the answer?
    The relationship of the variables on the SMCR, the various components in the
    communication process , SENDER, MESSAGE, CHANNEL, AND RECIEVER.
    Sender is the source of the messages to the reciever and originates the message to
    YES!
    I think it is helpful to explain the model further, because how we communiate if no
    sender , no message, no channel or even signal and lastly how tto make respond if no
    reciever. Thats why , really important because in the whole social media , it is the
    important components of Berlo’s Communication.

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