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-Linear
-Interaction (Process)
-(Purely) Transactional |
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Linear; Source-Message-Receiver
-one way comm
-no feedback
-there is no transaction
-receiver can't be the sender
-2 distinct participants
-EX) Email SPAM |
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-too simplistic
-missing:
--cognitive processes
--interdependence
--feedback
--noise
--channel |
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-linear
-Info Source-> Transmitter-> Channel(Noise)-> Receiver->Destination
-One way comm
-no feedback
-Allows for noise disruption (can alter message)
-No transaction
-2 Distinct participants
-Noise Source is the disruptor
-EX) Computer comm b/c allows for noise, IM/E-mail |
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-interaction (process) model
-Circle model
-allows for feedback
-a response that stems from a previous message
-*Encoding and decoding;cognitive processes*
-Both people are decoding and encoding
-more intrapersonal comm and interpersonal
ex) Q&A. laughing at a joke |
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-interaction process model
- *deals with the importance of the construction of the method*
-Source->message->channel->receiver (SMCR)
-Message: elements, structure content, treatment-> choose how you construct the message
-NO ARROWS |
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| Schramm and Berlo (Similarities) |
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-emphasize cognitive processes
-encoding and decoding |
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-transactional
-downward spiral
-Where you are near on the bottom depends where you were before
-Never the same message
-All about capturing the exchange
-Once you communicate something, it is IRREVERSIBLE
-arrow only pointing one direction meaning you start and end in different places
-shows interdependence |
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| Watlawick, Beavin, and Jackson |
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-transaction
-when messages come back, you are always in a new place
-arrows show how you can't take something back |
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| Watlawick, Beavin, and Jackson |
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-transaction
-when messages come back, you are always in a new place
-arrows show how you can't take something back |
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-No focus on cognitive process
-No focus on messages/symbols
-Not just feedback
-includes exchange, interdependence, and irreversibility |
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| Primary components of communication |
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| people, messages, channel/medium, noise, feedback, context/setting |
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| have a high degree of cognitive complexity; success in process, not outcome |
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| all communication occurs within the context of a relationship |
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| sum of shared experiences of individuals in relationship |
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-particular circumstances surrounding communication
-includes social environment, physical, place, and specific events and situations |
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-backdrop for situational context, relational context, and communicators themselves
-helps to determine what messages are appropriate and effective and affects our cognitions |
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| basic communication process |
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Definition
perception, language, nonverbal comm, and listening
-inform the way we handle comm in a variety of contexts |
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Term
| Interpersonal communication |
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| -comm between dyads (pairs of individuals) |
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nature of group interaction
-management/motivation |
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| not just haphazard; planned |
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| things we do to get a message out |
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| putting idea in mind then saying it; sender |
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| receiving message and then interpret it; receiver |
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| less cognitive; more systematic; get idea, say it, other person decodes it |
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