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    The document discusses models of communication and how to improve communication skills. It provides three examples of communication models: 1) Linear models involve one-way communication without feedback. An example is an emergency alert broadcast. 2) Interactive models involve two-way communication with slow feedback, like leaving a voice message. 3) Transactional models involve two-way communication with immediate feedback, like online class discussions. It also lists four ways to improve communication skills: 1) Have a clear objective, 2) Consider your audience, 3) Know your audience, and 4) Be clear in your message to avoid misunderstandings.

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    Breathe, Ponder Then Answer! 3: 1.explain The Different Models of Communication Through An Example

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    Name: Dominic P.

    Villaquer Date: November 3, 2021


    Block: PCEIT-02-302P Subject: Purposive Communication

    Breathe, ponder then Answer! 3

    1.Explain the different models of communication through an example.

    - The models of Communication are the theories or conceptual


    framework that explains the way of how the communication
    works. It shows the entire process of the communication
    between the sender and receiver. It is said that there are three
    (3) types of models of communications, and those are as
    follows.

    A. Linear Models of Communication

    - a one-way communication interaction between the sender


    and the receiver. In this model, the sender communicates with
    the receiver without expecting feedback.

    * For example, when the school officers broadcast an


    emergency alert on school. They will not anticipate the
    students to respond verbally on their message, as their job is
    only to relay the emergency alert.

    B. Interactive Models of Communication

    - a two-way communication interaction between the sender


    and the receiver. In this model, the sender communicates with
    the receiver expecting slow feedback.

    * For example, when you want to communicate with your


    family using voice message. You will only send a message
    without anticipating for an immediate respond. It will take
    some time for your family to hear and respond to your
    message.
    C. Transactional Models of Communication

    - also, a two-way communication interaction between the sender


    and the receiver. In this model, the sender communicates with the
    receiver awaiting immediate feedback.

    * For example, the school platform we use nowadays. As we have


    a quarantine in community, we use the online apps like Gmeet
    and Zoom to attend the classes. We communicate with our
    classmates virtually. By doing this, when we ask something on
    them, they can immediately respond to it. Unless the internet
    connection is slow.

    2. How can you improve yourself to become an effective communicator?

    - To improve yourself in communication, you need to have a clear


    objective in the topic you will share about, that is because
    knowing it makes the communication smooth and effective. You
    should also be thoughtful to your audience because, doing it
    shows your respect on them and additionally makes the
    communication also effective. Following that, you ought-to know
    precisely your audience since they're the one you will
    communicate to. And lastly, you are oblique to be clear on your
    message because, being clear on the topic shows that you're
    honest and confident on what you are talking about, which will
    avoid having misunderstanding and makes you a respectable
    person.

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