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    The document outlines the 9 key elements of communication: 1) Speaker, 2) Message, 3) Encoding, 4) Channel, 5) Decoding, 6) Receiver, 7) Feedback, 8) Context, and 9) Barrier. It describes each element, including the speaker as the source of information, the encoding and decoding processes, channels for transmitting messages, and barriers that can affect communication flow.

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    The document outlines the 9 key elements of communication: 1) Speaker, 2) Message, 3) Encoding, 4) Channel, 5) Decoding, 6) Receiver, 7) Feedback, 8) Context, and 9) Barrier. It describes each element, including the speaker as the source of information, the encoding and decoding processes, channels for transmitting messages, and barriers that can affect communication flow.

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    The document outlines the 9 key elements of communication: 1) Speaker, 2) Message, 3) Encoding, 4) Channel, 5) Decoding, 6) Receiver, 7) Feedback, 8) Context, and 9) Barrier. It describes each element, including the speaker as the source of information, the encoding and decoding processes, channels for transmitting messages, and barriers that can affect communication flow.

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    ELEMENTS

    OF
    COMMUNICATIO
    N
    DENNIS C. NARVASA, MA.E
    1. Speaker-
    source of information or
    message
    2. Message-
    information, ideas, or
    thoughts conveyed by the
    speaker
    3. Encoding-
    process of converting the
    message into words, actions,
    or other forms that the
    speaker understands
    4. Channel-
    medium or the means, such as
    personal or non-personal, verbal
    or nonverbal, in which the
    encoded message is conveyed or
    transmitted.
    5. Decoding-
    process of interpreting the
    encoded message of the
    speaker by the receiver
    6. Receiver-
    recipient of the message, or
    someone who decodes the
    message
    7. Feedback-
    reactions, responses, or
    information provided by the
    receiver
    8. Context-
    environment where
    communication takes place
    9. Barrier-
    factors that affect the flow
    of communication

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