Discuss in brief the process of communication and show the process through diagram.
Discuss in brief the process of communication and show the process through diagram.
The communication process consists of the following elements:
(i) Sender: The person who conveys the message is known as the sender or communicator. He may be a speaker, a writer or an actor.
(ii) Message: It is the subject matter of communication. It may consist of facts, information, ideas, opinions, etc. It exists in the mind of the sender.
(iii) Encoding: The sender translates the message into words, gestures or other symbols, which he feels will make the receiver understand the message.
(iv) Channel or media: The encoded message is transmitted through some medium, which is known as the communication channel.
E.g.: Speaking, writing, phone call, internet, etc.
(v) Decoding: It means the process of conversion of symbols into the message by the receiver.
(vi) Receiver: The person, who receives the message, is called the receiver. The receiver may be a listener, reader or viewer.
(vii) Feedback: The receiver sends his response to the sender of the message. Such a response is known as feedback.
(viii) Noise: It means an obstruction or hindrance in the communication process
The communication process consists of the following elements:
(i) Sender: The person who conveys the message is known as the sender or communicator. He may be a speaker, a writer or an actor.
(ii) Message: It is the subject matter of communication. It may consist of facts, information, ideas, opinions, etc. It exists in the mind of the sender.
(iii) Encoding: The sender translates the message into words, gestures or other symbols, which he feels will make the receiver understand the message.
(iv) Channel or media: The encoded message is transmitted through some medium, which is known as the communication channel.
E.g.: Speaking, writing, phone call, internet, etc.
(v) Decoding: It means the process of conversion of symbols into the message by the receiver.
(vi) Receiver: The person, who receives the message, is called the receiver. The receiver may be a listener, reader or viewer.
(vii) Feedback: The receiver sends his response to the sender of the message. Such a response is known as feedback.
(viii) Noise: It means an obstruction or hindrance in the communication process
