COMMUNICATION SKILLS PRESENTATIONGRP6.pptx

COMSKILLS

1. M odel of Human Communication GROUP 6 LABUGUIN, ANGELA MABBORANG, NICOLE MATEO, CHRISTINE JOY PINERA, APRIL VILLAROZA, DANICA

2. Communication Context

3. What is Communication? - defined as the exchange of thoughts, ideas, concepts and views among two or more people in a various contexts. What is Context? - refers to the situation, environment, social relationship and culture.

4. 01 E lements in Communication Sender The sender is the source of the message 03 Channel the medium that the sender uses to deliver the message. Orally, written or actions 02 M essage This is the element which is transmitted in the communication process. 04 Receiver The receiver is the listener in the communication process

5. 05 E lements in Communication Feedback is the reaction or the response of the receiver 06 N oise is the barrier to the communication Physical noise- refers to the disruption found in the environment. Non Physical noise - refers to language, culture and biases.

6. INSIGHTS! Models of human communication provide frameworks for understanding the complexities of communication processes. By defining key components such as sender, message, channel, receiver, and feedback, these models offer insights into how information is transmitted and interpreted. Understanding communication models enhances clarity, enables effective message encoding and decoding, and facilitates the identification of potential barriers. Moreover, models of communication foster adaptability by accommodating various communication contexts and dynamics, including cultural, social, and technological factors. By employing these models, communicators can improve message reception, enhance interpersonal relationships, and achieve desired outcomes in diverse communication settings, thereby promoting effective and meaningful interaction.

7. THANK YOU!