COMMUNICATION

PROCESS
SHARER
DIAZ, KYLA L.
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

01 DEFINITION OF
COMMUNICATION

COMMUNICATION
02 PROCESS
“Communication works for those
who work at it.”

—JOHN POWELL
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COMMUNICATION
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The root of the word “communication” in
Latin is communicare, which means to
share, or to make common.Weekley, E.
(1967).

An Etymological Dictionary of Modern

English (Vol. 1). New York: Dover
Publications, p. 338. Communication is
defined as the process of understanding
and sharing meaning.Pearson, J., &
Nelson, P. (2000).
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PROCESS
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RECEIVER CONTEXT ENCODING

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DECODING MESSAGE CHANNEL

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SOURCE MESSAGE ENCODING

Encoding is the process of
The source of The message is simply the taking your message and
communication is the information you want to transferring it into format
sender. communicate. that can be shared with
another party.

CHANNEL DECODING RECEIVER

Receiver is the person who
Channel is the method/s Decoding happens when
gets the message and tries
that you can use to convey you receive the message
to understand what the
your message. that has been sent.
sender actually wants to
convey and then responds
accordingly.
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FEEDBACK
The Feedback is the final
step of the process that
ensures the receiver has
received the message and
interpreted it correctly as it
was intended by the
sender.
CONTEXT
Context involves things
such as your relationship
with your audience, the
culture of your
organization, and your
general environment.
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