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    The document discusses key aspects of communication processes including components like the sender, receiver, and channel. It also examines models of communication put forth by scholars like Roman Jakobson, Ferdinand de Saussure, and Eugene Nida. Specifically, it outlines Nida's model of communication which illustrates how a source encodes a message that is transmitted and then decoded by the receiver to retrieve the original special message or concept.

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    Roman Jakobson

    Ferdinand de Saussure

    Eugene Nida
    Components of the
    Communication Process
    regulates how people communicate

    sender

    receiver
    channel
    sender receiver

    channel

    each act of communication has one dominant function


    Signifier

    Signified

    CONCEPTUAL DIMENSION:
    concept or ideas

    PHYSICAL DIMENSION:
    sound, printed words
    brain triggers an actual pronunciation of a sound

    Mouth ------- Ears (listener)

    Listener’s ears -------decoded in the brain of the


    listener

    sound produces a sound pattern in the brain,


    producing a concept
    a person thinks of a concept (c) sound is then transmitted to
    another communicator
    triggers their sound pattern (c,i)
    triggers the sound pattern
    utter the concept (phonation)
    think of the concept
    Eugene Nida’s Model
    special message

    Source/sender receiver
    message

    decode encode
    special message

    Source/sender receiver
    message

    decode encode

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