President Rump communicates verbally and non-verbally at a press conference that his opponent, Bigen, is illiterate and cannot read. This is an example of disinformation, as Rump is deliberately spreading lies about Bigen to gain an advantage in the upcoming election by persuading receivers of the message to prejudice against Bigen. The document outlines the key elements of communication in the situation, including conceptualization, encoding, selecting a medium, sender, receiver, decoding, feedback, and identifies Rump's false claims as disinformation.
President Rump communicates verbally and non-verbally at a press conference that his opponent, Bigen, is illiterate and cannot read. This is an example of disinformation, as Rump is deliberately spreading lies about Bigen to gain an advantage in the upcoming election by persuading receivers of the message to prejudice against Bigen. The document outlines the key elements of communication in the situation, including conceptualization, encoding, selecting a medium, sender, receiver, decoding, feedback, and identifies Rump's false claims as disinformation.
President Rump communicates verbally and non-verbally at a press conference that his opponent, Bigen, is illiterate and cannot read. This is an example of disinformation, as Rump is deliberately spreading lies about Bigen to gain an advantage in the upcoming election by persuading receivers of the message to prejudice against Bigen. The document outlines the key elements of communication in the situation, including conceptualization, encoding, selecting a medium, sender, receiver, decoding, feedback, and identifies Rump's false claims as disinformation.
1. The forms of communication being used is both Verbal Communication
and Non- Verbal Communication, otherwise known as Communicative Behaviour. The Non- Verbal Communication being used in the comic strips is Vocalics. (Use of volume, tone, pitch and overall voice quality to convey or give dimension to meaning)
2. The message being communicated by President Rump, is that his
opponent, who is Bigen, “is a fossil and he can’t even read. He is illiterate.”
3. Possible Barriers affecting effective communication could be
psychological noise, which refers to a cognitive and mental barrier. President Rump wanting to win the election, shows preconceived opinions and notions when he states that “He can’t even read. He’s illiterate” which is just an assumption
4. Possible Facilitators that aid in effective communication are
a. The Microphone – tangible b. Television – Tangible c. The media, which journalists, reporters, etc) (tangible) d. The familiar language- Tangible e. The sender’s attitude – Intangible (Probably have to explain)
5. Identify the elements of communication
Describe the Process
Conceptualization: Rump thinking of what to say to the Reporter’s
question Encoding: Rump saying “HUH?! OF COURSE NOT. I AM JUST BETTER. HE’S A FOSSIL AND H-HE CAN’T EVEN READ. HE’S ILLITERATE!!”
Selecting the appropriate medium/channel: Press conference and the
television channel Sender: Mr. Rump and the tv reporter Receiver: The general public, the journalists of the press conference and president trump Decoding and Interpreting: Mr. Bigen hearing the news and all Feedback: Mr. Bigen reactions-- HUH!’
6. Identify with explanation evidence of Disinformation
Disinformation is the (somebody put the definition miss gave) President Rump claiming and I quote, “HUH?! OF COURSE NOT. I AM JUST BETTER. HE’S A FOSSIL AND H-HE CAN’T EVEN READ. HE’S ILLITERATE!!” Rump is deliberately spreading lies and propaganda against his opponent, Mr. Bigen, to persuade and gain the upper hand in the election. He is spewing lies to turn the minds of the receivers of the message to his advantage, so they also have a prejudice against Bigen and this would play in his favour, probably accumulating the greatest number of votes to win the election.