COMMUNICATION

COMMUNICATION PROCESS

ELEMENTS
 Message Channel
 Feedback Decoding
 Source Receiver
 Encoding Context
ELEMENTS
RECEIVER. This is the person or group of people who will
get your message.
FEEDBACK. This is the receiver’s response to your message
CONTEXT. This refers to the situation in which
communication takes place.
➢ Psychological Context
➢ Relational Context
➢ Situational Context
➢ Environmental Context
➢ Cultural Context
ELEMENTS

 SOURCE. This is you, the sender of the message.

 MESSAGE. This is the information you want to convey;
without it, you have no reason for communicating.
 ENCODING. This is the process of converting your ideas
into verbal or nonverbal symbols that can be understood
by the receiver of the message.
 CHANNEL. This is the manner of conveying messages.
e.g. email, memo, lecture, etc.
 DECODING. This is the receiver’s mental processing of
your message into meaningful meaning.
 The Process of Communication

Source
F M

Encoding
Receiver Context

M M

Decoding Channel

M
Legend:
M= Message
F= Feedback
FORMS

Verbal
Non-Verbal
Written
Visual
ASPECTS OF NON VERBAL
COMMUNICATION

1. visual (kinesics, proxemics,

chronemics, artifact, physical
appearance)
ASPECTS OF COMMUNICATION

2. Auditory (pitch, volume,

tempo, tone)
3. Olfactory
4. Gustatory
5. Tactile (Haptics)
LEVELS OF COMMUNICATION

1. Intrapersonal
2. Interpersonal
-Dyadic, Tryadic, Small group
3. Public
4. Mass media
FUNCTIONS OF COMMUNICATION

1. Phatic
2. Preventive
3. Recording-transmitting
4. Instrumental
5. Affective
6. Therapeutic
7. Aesthetic
PROXEMIC COMMUNICATION
(distance)

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ARTIFACT

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PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

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