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This is to certify that the Personality Development Lab file is an
academic work done by Siddhartha submitted in the partial fulfillment
of the requirement for the award of BA(JMC) from Vivekananda
Institute of Professional Studies, Delhi, under my guidance and
direction.
The matter embodied in this report has not been submitted earlier for
the award of any degree or diploma to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
SIDDHARTHA
ASSIGNMENTS
S. No. Topic DATE Remarks
DIALOGUE TO BE 15/02/2022
6 RECORDED ON MOBILE
GROUP DISCUSSION-
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- IS ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
IMPORTANT - LOCKDOWN
SHOULD BE IMPLEMENTED
06/01/2022
- PETROL AND DIESEL
GIVES REVENUE TO THE
GOV. AND AT THE SAME
TIME LOWER RATES WILL
HELP THE INDIAN CITIZENS
LISTENING AND
8 REVIEWING F AN AUDIO 10/01/2022
PROGRAM.
PRESENTATION ON SELF
Signature
PRASHANT KUMAR
Member of the Parent-Teacher Association
LOCKDOWN DIARIES
13 February, 2022
Sunday
08:00 PM
siddhartha
IDENTIFY AND ANALYZE OF NEWSPAPER -
BASED ON MODALS OF
COMMUNICATION
A) Aristotle model
“PM Modi holds a rally in Mirzapur ahead of UP poll.”
Speaker- PM Modi
Speech- to get votes from civilians
Occasion- Rally
Audience- Civilians at the time of elections
Effect- vote the BJP party
B) Lasswell’s Model
watching an infomercial channel on TV and on comes a suitcase
salesman, Mr. Sanders. He is promoting his brand of a suitcase
as the best. Aware that millions of viewers are watching his
presentation, Mr. Sanders is determined to leave a remarkable
impression. By doing so, he is achieving brand awareness,
promoting his product as the best on the market, and
consequently increasing sales revenue.
So, Mr. Sanders is the communicator. The message he is
conveying is the promotion of his brand of a suitcase as the
best. The medium he uses is television.His audience consists of
evening TV viewers in the US. The effect he is achieving by
doing this is raising brand awareness and increasing sales
revenue.
C) Shannon-Weaver Model
Paula, a VP of Marketing in a multinational company, is briefing
Julian on new marketing strategies they are about to introduce
next month. She wants a detailed study on the competitor’s
activity by the end of the week. Unfortunately, while she was
speaking, her assistant Peter interrupted her, and she forgot to
tell Julian about the most important issue. At the end of the
week, Julian did finish the report, but there were some
mistakes, which had to be corrected later on. Let’s take a
moment to briefly analyze this example.Paula is the sender, her
mouth being the encoder.
The meeting she held was the channel. Julian’s ears and brain
were decoders, and Julian was the receiver.
Can you guess Peter’s role? Yes, he was the noise.
The trouble in this process was the lack of feedback. Had Julian
asked Paula for clarification after Peter interrupted her, the
whole communication process would have been more effective,
and there would have been no mistakes.
D) Newcomb’s Model
“Schools closure disruptive, says parents, educators”
Sender- Newspaper
Receiver- Public
Matter of concern- school closure
Basic Details
Title: “Charcha ka Vishay”
Theme: The development Journey of Jammu Kashmir & Ladakh
Time slot: 09:00 AM - 09:40 AM
Duration: Forty Minutes Only
No. of Participants: 2 (2+1)
Chief Guest: Political Analyst Jagnish Upasene & Anand Mishra
Anchor Details: Santosh Pathak
Format: Discussion & Interview
This year was difficult for everyone but because of their constant guidance I
was able to complete the tasks properly and on time.