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    VARIOUS MODELS

    OF
    COMMUNICATION
    Prepared by: Jazzen O. Bautista
    What is Communication
    Models?
    describe the process of
    communication, visually show the
    relationship among variables
    and help find and correct
    communication problems.
    1. Linear Model of
    Communication
    (Transmission
    Model)
    Undirectional
    Linear model is one-way communication
    where the speaker sends messages to
    the receiver with or without effect.
    Senders can only transmit messages
    while receivers can only receive the
    messages. This model of
    communication applies to mass
    communication.
    Simple

    This model presents a simple


    communication acts because the
    transmission of message shows only
    the beginning and the end and that
    there is no interchanging of roles
    between the sender and receiver.
    Persuasion not Mutual
    understanding
    This model shows the one-way
    direction of communication which
    promotes
    advice and influence rather than
    mutual understanding between
    receiver and sender.
    Values psychological over social effects

    This model focuses more on the


    psychological effects (such as
    understanding the messages) rather
    than the social effects (like building
    the relationship among
    communicators).
    2.Transactional
    Communication
    Model
    The Transactional Model of
    Communication illustrates how
    the sender and receiver take
    turns in conveying and receiving
    messages and are called as
    “communicators.”
    The characteristics of Transactional Model

    1. Communication evolves from the very first day


    (origin) until the existing moment.

    2. Communication is largely dependent on its past.

    3. Concept of time.

    4. Communication process is the product of what we


    learned.

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