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    The document discusses different models of communication, including Aristotle's model involving a speaker, speech, audience, and effect. It also describes Shannon-Weaver's model involving a sender, encoder, channel, decoder, and receiver. Osgood-Schramm's model illustrates the encoding and decoding process through interpreters on both sides of a message. Scharam's model depicts communication between sources across fields of experience. White's model outlines the stages of oral communication as thinking, symbolizing, expressing, monitoring, transmitting, feedbacking, decoding, and receiving.

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    The document discusses different models of communication, including Aristotle's model involving a speaker, speech, audience, and effect. It also describes Shannon-Weaver's model involving a sender, encoder, channel, decoder, and receiver. Osgood-Schramm's model illustrates the encoding and decoding process through interpreters on both sides of a message. Scharam's model depicts communication between sources across fields of experience. White's model outlines the stages of oral communication as thinking, symbolizing, expressing, monitoring, transmitting, feedbacking, decoding, and receiving.

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    The document discusses different models of communication, including Aristotle's model involving a speaker, speech, audience, and effect. It also describes Shannon-Weaver's model involving a sender, encoder, channel, decoder, and receiver. Osgood-Schramm's model illustrates the encoding and decoding process through interpreters on both sides of a message. Scharam's model depicts communication between sources across fields of experience. White's model outlines the stages of oral communication as thinking, symbolizing, expressing, monitoring, transmitting, feedbacking, decoding, and receiving.

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    What is

    Purposive
    communication?
    COMMUNICATION
    IN THE 21ST
    z
    CENTURY
    z
    “The art of
    communication is
    the language of
    leadership.”

    - James Humes
    z

    COMMUNICATION
    MODELS
    ARISTOTLE’S
    MODEL

    SPEAKER SPEECH AUDIENCE EFFECT


    SHANNON-WEAVER’S
    MODEL NOISE

    SENDER ENCODER CHANNEL DECODER RECEIVER

    FEEDBACK
    OSGOOD-SCHRAMM’S
    MODEL
    MESSAGE

    ENCODER DECODER

    INTERPRETER INTERPRETER

    DECODER ENCODER

    MESSAGE
    SCHRAMM’S
    MODEL
    FIELD OF FIELD OF
    EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE

    SOURCE ENCODER SIGNAL ENCODER SOURCE


    WHITE’S STAGES OF
    ORAL COMMUNICATION
    Thinking Symbolizing Expressing

    Monitoring Transmitting

    Feedbacking Decoding Receiving


    Thank you!

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