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| Question | Answer |
| encoder | the person who intends to convey a message |
| message | the information that the sender wants to deliver |
| channel | the way in which information is communicated |
| receiver | the person who is responsible for devoding the message |
| feedback | the responce given from the receiver showing whther or not he or she understands the message |
| communication is... | inevitable constant huma irreversable |
| communication | the exchanging of information through different mediums. used to inform instruct entertain convince |
| elements of communication | encoder receiver feedback message channel/medium |
| pocesses of comunication | conceptualization encoding decoding transmission giving feedback |
| factors which indluence the sender | communication skills attitude knowledge position of social system culture |
| types of noise | sematic psychological physiological physical |
| major aspects of messages | content treatment |
| attention | process where receiver tunes in on message and listens watches or reads it |
| comprehension | implies understanding of the message by the receiver |
| physical noise | external any distractiong which makes it difficult to access message eg smoke |
| psychological noise | forces within the communicator that interfers with the ability to express or understand the message properly |
| sematic noise | different means attached to different words or interpretation |
| physiological noise | hinderances or barries such as speech impedements |
| to attain the goal of acceptance of a message the receiver will use | attention and comprehension |
| conceptualization | the sender defines information sent by thinking about the aim of the communication |
| encoding | process of putting information into the form most suitable involves putting an idea into a picture or words |
| transmission of information | the actual transfer of information by means of message |
| decoding | messages received are interpreted in order to obtain own ideas |
| giving feedback | receivers first reaction to the message |
| barriers | factors which have a negative impact on communication |
| common barriers | noise linguistic or cultural diff environment channel receiver attitude sematic distortion ambiguity gender barrier |
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