COLIN C.

YARES
BS ARCHITECTURE - 2D

COLIN'S IDEAL MODEL OF

COMMUNICATION
1. Source
The person who sends a message is
referred to as the sender,
communicator, or source of
communication.

2. Noise
Factors on effective communication
that affect how discussions are
interpreted.

3. Channel
The use of mediums by the sender to
improve the flow of communication.

4. Receiver
The person or people who the
message is transmitted to.

5. Feedback
A response to the message that was
received by the receiver.

My ideal model of communication involves several steps. First, the source has a
message they want to convey. They encode this message into a form that can be
transmitted, such as spoken words, written text, or nonverbal cues. This can involve
choosing a quiet environment for conversation, being mindful of distractions, and
using a tone that matches the intended message. Next, the message is transmitted
through a channel, such as airwaves, a telephone line, or the internet. The receiver
then decodes the message, interpreting it based on their own experiences,
knowledge, and context. Finally, the receiver provides feedback to the sender,
indicating whether they understood the message and how they responded to it.
Effective communication requires that each step of this process is clear and
accurate. It's important to consider factors such as language, tone, and context to
ensure that the message is received as intended.