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    The document outlines the key steps in the communication process: 1) A sender develops an idea and encodes it into a message. 2) The sender transmits the message through a channel. 3) The receiver decodes the message. 4) The receiver provides feedback to the sender. Noise can interfere at any point and hinder effective communication. The elements that enable this process are the sender, message, encoding, channel, receiver, decoding, and feedback. Physical and psychological noise can disrupt the transmission or interpretation of information between parties.

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    The Process of Communication

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    The document outlines the key steps in the communication process: 1) A sender develops an idea and encodes it into a message. 2) The sender transmits the message through a channel. 3) The receiver decodes the message. 4) The receiver provides feedback to the sender. Noise can interfere at any point and hinder effective communication. The elements that enable this process are the sender, message, encoding, channel, receiver, decoding, and feedback. Physical and psychological noise can disrupt the transmission or interpretation of information between parties.

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    The document outlines the key steps in the communication process: 1) A sender develops an idea and encodes it into a message. 2) The sender transmits the message through a channel. 3) The receiver decodes the message. 4) The receiver provides feedback to the sender. Noise can interfere at any point and hinder effective communication. The elements that enable this process are the sender, message, encoding, channel, receiver, decoding, and feedback. Physical and psychological noise can disrupt the transmission or interpretation of information between parties.

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    The Process of Communication

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    Gerald Rosario Ferrer
    The document outlines the key steps in the communication process: 1) A sender develops an idea and encodes it into a message. 2) The sender transmits the message through a channel. 3) The receiver decodes the message. 4) The receiver provides feedback to the sender. Noise can interfere at any point and hinder effective communication. The elements that enable this process are the sender, message, encoding, channel, receiver, decoding, and feedback. Physical and psychological noise can disrupt the transmission or interpretation of information between parties.

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    THE PROCESS OF

    COMMUNICATION
    The Process of Communication
    1. The speaker develops an idea to be
    sent.
    2. The speaker encodes the idea or
    converts it to words or actions.
    3. The speaker transmits or sends out the
    idea using a specific medium or channel.
    4. The receiver gets the message and
    decodes or interprets it.
    5. The receiver provides or sends
    feedback.

    ● At any point of the communication


    process, noise may take place and
    hinder the flow of communication
    process.
    The Elements in The Process of
    Communication
    1. SENDER
    The sender is the one who initiates the message
    that needs to be transmitted. He sends the
    message that may be in different forms such as
    pictures, symbols,postures, gestures, or even
    just a smile. After generating the idea, he sends
    it in such a manner that can be understood
    clearly by the receiver.
    2. MESSAGE

    Message refers to the information


    intended to be communicated by words
    as in speech, letters, pictures, or symbols.
    It can be verbal or non-verbal. It is the
    content the sender wants to convey to the
    receiver.
    3. ENCODING

    It is the process of expressing the idea


    into appropriate medium. It may be verbal
    or non-verbal. The sender may put the
    message into a series of symbols, words,
    pictures or gestures.
    4. CHANNEL

    It refers the medium or passage through


    which encoded message is passed to the
    receiver. It may be transmitted through
    face-to-face communication, telephone,
    radio, television, memorandum, or
    computer.
    5. RECEIVER
    - refers to whom the message is meant
    for. He plays a significant role in the
    communication process like the sender. He
    needs to comprehend the message sent. His
    translation of the message received depends
    on his/her knowledge of the subject matter of
    the message, experience, and relationship
    with the sender.
    6. DECODING

    It means translating the encoded


    message into a language that can be
    understood by the receiver. After
    receiving the message, the receiver
    interprets it and tries to understand it.
    7. FEEDBACK

    It refers to the response of the receiver to


    the message sent to him/her by the
    sender. Feedback ensures that the
    message has been effectively encoded
    and decoded.
    NOISE

    It is a hindrance to communication.
    This can take place at any step in the
    entire communication process. Noise
    is considered as a barrier to effective
    communication.
    TYPES OF NOISE

    1. PHYSICAL NOISE- are loud music, an irritating sound of an engine of a machine, or a classmate
    who
    2. talks to you while the teacher is giving a lecture.

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