Andrea V.

Rosal
BEEd 1-B
Dr. Alicia San Pedro – Gomez

Components of element of Aristotle, Laswell and Shannon – Weaver models of communication.

Aristotle’s Model of Laswell’s Model of Shannon - Weaver Model of

Communication Communication Communication
 Speaker  Who (sender)  Sender
 Speech  Says what (message)  Encoder
 Occasion  In which channel  Noise
 Audience (medium)  Decoder
 Effect  To whom (receiver)  Receiver
 With what effect  Feedback
(feedback)

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Carissa D. Palomo
BEED 1-B
October 21, 2020
Components of Communication of the three Models
Aristotle’s Model of Lasswell’s Shannon and Weaver
Communication Communication Model Model of Communication
Speaker Who Sender
- the main concept of this (Communicator) (Information
theory is that, speaker - it is the sender of Source)
plays the most important the message. The - The one that will
role in communication
and it is the only one
one who will provide the
who holds the communicate with message or ideas to
responsibility to others to share be sent.
influence his/her ideas or message.
audience through public
speaking. 
Speech Says What Encoder
 - The message you will
convey. Speech must
be prepared so that
the audience be
persuaded or
influenced from the
speech.
Occasion In which Channel
- situation when you
will deliver your
speech
Audience To Whom
- the receiver of the
speech
( Message) (Transmitter)
- The idea that want to - Converter of the
share with others. message it make it
Message that signals.
communicator wants
to convey.
Channel
(Medium) - What way or what
- In what way the material the sender
communicator send used to send
his message for the message.
receiver to receive
it.
Decoder
(Receiver) ( Reception)
- The one who will - the reception place
receive the of the signal which
message sent by converts signals into
the communicator. message. A reverse
process of encode.

Effect With what Effect Receiver

- Outcome of the (Effect) ( Destination )
communication if it - Outcome of the - The destination of
is well understand or communication if it the message from
not. is understood by the sender.
receiver or not.
Noise
- Internal and external
noise that can
interrupt the
communication.

Source: https://www.managementstudyguide.com/communication-models.htm

Name: Jhacelle Rhobie I. Suarez

Course Year Level: BEEd1-B
Date: October 21, 2020

"COMPARISON OF THE THREE MODELS OF COMMUNICATION"

Aristotle's Model Harold Lasswell Model Shannon-Weaver's

1. Speaker- plays the most
important role in the
communication and it is the
only one who holds the
responsibility to influence
his/her audience through
public speaking.
2. Speech- the speaker must 2. Says What (Content
organize and prepare his/her Analysis)- the content of the
speech beforehand, according message.
to the target audience and
situation.
3. Occasion- depending on
the profile of the audience or
the situation, the speaker
adjust his/her speech.
4. Audience- some
considerations for audience
are age, sex, background,
culture and many more. The
speaker must adjust his/her
speech according to the
audience's perception.
5. Effect- attitudes also play
an important role when
1. Who (Control Analysis) - the
communicator or sender or
source of the message.
3. In Which Channel (Media
Analaysis)- the medium or the
media.
4. To Whom (Audience
Analysis)- the receiver of the
message or an audience.
5. With What Effect (Effect
Analysis)- the feedback of the
Model
1. Sender (Information
Source- is the person
who makes the message,
chooses the channel and
sends the message.
2. Encoder (Transmitter)-
is the sender who uses a
machine, which converts
messages into signals or
binary data. It might also
directly refer to the
machine.
3. Channel- is the
medium used to send
the message.
4. Decoder (Receiver)- is
the machine used to
convert signals or binary
data into message or the
receiver who translates
the message from
signals.
5. Receiver
(Destination)- is the
talking, oftentimes the
audience misinterpret the
message when it is not clearly
expressed by the speaker.
receiver to the sender. person who gets the
message or the place
where the message must
reach. The receiver
provides feedback
according to the
message.

The three models of communication above are showing its similarities when
it to comes to communication. However, the people who invented it made
different approaches in how to call or how to identify the flow of communication
process.

Sources: https://medium.com/@pragyamishra_84005/aristotles-model-of-communication-
254aa568fb00
https://www.businesstopia.net/communication/lasswell-communication-model
https://www.businesstopia.net/communication/shannon-and-weaver-model-communication

Antonette DR. Fernando

BEED 1B

Aristotle's Model of Laswell Model of Shannon Weaver Model of

Communication Communication Communication
Speaker Who(sender) Sender
Speech Says what(message) Encoder
Occasion In which channel(medium) Noise
Audience To whom(receiver) Decoder
Effect With what effect(feedback) Receiver
Feedback
Name: Laurente, Nicole Kaila L.
Course/Year/Section: BEEd-1B
Components of Communication of the Three Models (Aristotle, Laswell & Shannon-
Aristotle’s Communication
Model
Speaker - plays the most
important role in
communication; holds the
responsibility to influence
Speech - organize and
prepare
Occasion - situation
Audience - influenced by the
speech
Effect - result of
transmission of the message
Date: October 21, 2020
Subject: COMA 100
Weaver)
Laswell’s Communication
Model
Who (Sender) - the
communicator or sender or
source of message
Says What (Message) - the
content of the message
In Which Channel
(Medium) - the medium or
media
To Whom (Receiver) - the
receiver of the message or an
audience
With What Effect (Effect) -
the feedback of the receiver
to the sender
Shannon- Weaver
Communication Model
Sender (Information
source) - the person who
makes the message, chooses
the channel and sends the
message.
Encoder (Transmitter) - the
sender who uses machine,
which converts message into
signals or binary data. It
might also directly refer to
the machine.
Channel - the medium used
to send message
Decoder (Receiver) - the
machine used to convert
signals or binary data into
message or the receiver who
translates the message from
signals.
Receiver (Destination) - the
person who gets the message
or the place where the
message must reach. The
receiver provides feedback
according to the message.
 Noise - the physical
disturbances like
environment, people, etc.
which does not let the
message get to the receiver
as what is sent.

Reference:
 https://medium.com/@pragyamishra_84005/aristotles-model-of-communication-
254aa568fb0a
 https://www.businesstopia.net/communication/lasswell-communication-model
 https://www.businesstopia.net/communication/shannon-and-weaver-model-
communication

Bolivar, Norsia
BEEd 1-B
Dr. Alicia San Pedro – Gomez

Components of element of Aristotle, Laswell and Shannon – Weaver models of communication.

Aristotle’s Model of Laswell’s Model of Shannon - Weaver Model of

Communication Communication Communication
 Speaker  Who (sender)  Sender
 Speech  Says what (message)  Encoder
 Occasion  In which channel  Noise
 Audience (medium)  Decoder
 Effect  To whom (receiver)  Receiver
 With what effect  Feedback
(feedback)
Jurielyn M. Calderon
Beed 1-B
October 21, 2020

Aristotle ‘s Model of 1.SPEAKER

Communication 2.SPEECH
3.OCCASION
4.AUDIENCE
5 .EFFECT

Laswell’s Components 1. WHO ( SENDER )

Model 2.SAYS WHAT ( MESSAGE )
3.CHANNEL ( MEDIUM )
4.TO WHOM ( RECEIVER )
5. WITH WHAT EFFECT
( FEEDBACK)
Shannon Weaver 1.SENDER – INFORMATION
Communication Model SOURCE
2.ENCODER - TRANSMITTER
3. CHANNEL – NOISE
4. DECODER - RECEPTION
5. RECEIVER - DESTINATION
6. FEEDBACK
https://www.communicationtheory.org/shannon-and-weaver-model-of-communication/

https://medium.com/@pragyamishra_84005/aristotles-model-of-communication-
254aa568fb0a#:~:text=Aristotle

https://www.communicationtheory.org/lasswells-model/

Princess Jewell J. Celeste BEEd 1-B

Prof. Alicia San Pedro-Gomez

COMPONENTS OF THE THREE COMMUNICATION MODEL

ARISTOTLE’S COMMUNICATION LASWELL’S SHANNON-WEAVER’S

MODEL COMMUNICATION MODEL COMMUNICATION MODEL
SPEAKER WHO SENDER (INFORMATION SOURCE)
SPEECH WHAT ENCODER (TRANSMITTER)
OCCASION IN WHICH CHANNEL NOISE ->CHANNEL <- NOISE
AUDIENCE TO WHOM DECODER (RECEPTION)
EFFECT WITH WHAT EFFECT RECIEVER (DESTINATION)
FEEDBACK OF RECIEVER TO
SENDER
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