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    This document outlines the helical model of communication which consists of several elements including a source, message, receiver, feedback, context, and noise. The model emphasizes continuous and engaging communication through observation of nonverbal cues and acknowledges the influence of both the receiver and source. It provides two examples and concludes by thanking the audience.

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    This document outlines the helical model of communication which consists of several elements including a source, message, receiver, feedback, context, and noise. The model emphasizes continuous and engaging communication through observation of nonverbal cues and acknowledges the influence of both the receiver and source. It provides two examples and concludes by thanking the audience.

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    This document outlines the helical model of communication which consists of several elements including a source, message, receiver, feedback, context, and noise. The model emphasizes continuous and engaging communication through observation of nonverbal cues and acknowledges the influence of both the receiver and source. It provides two examples and concludes by thanking the audience.

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    HELICAL MODEL OF

    COMMUNICATION

    GROUP 5
    Meet The Group

    JAYZEL PRECIOUS KURT

    JEKJEK CHRISTLE
    HOW IT WORKS
    FRANK DRAKE
    FRANK DRAKE
    example #1
    example #2
    conclusion
    ELEMENTS
    SOURCE
    MESSAGE
    RECIEVER
    RECIEVER
    FEEDBACK
    CONTEXT
    NOISE
    DISTINCT
    FEATURES
    continuous and engaging
    communication
    Observation of non verbal
    cues
    influence of both the
    reciever and source
    THANK YOU

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