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Here are the answers to the questions: 1. Noise refers to anything that interferes with or disrupts the clear transmission and reception of a message between the sender and receiver. Examples of noise include physical barriers, technological issues, environmental distractions, psychological factors, and more. 2. In the illustration, examples of noise include dropped calls, calls that echo, and faint signals. These issues hamper the clear communication of the message being sent from one phone to another. 3. Noise can negatively affect the transmission of a message by distorting, interrupting, or obscuring the message being sent. This disruption can lead to the message being received differently than it was intended or not received at all. 4

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Lesson 3 - Comm Model PDF

Here are the answers to the questions: 1. Noise refers to anything that interferes with or disrupts the clear transmission and reception of a message between the sender and receiver. Examples of noise include physical barriers, technological issues, environmental distractions, psychological factors, and more. 2. In the illustration, examples of noise include dropped calls, calls that echo, and faint signals. These issues hamper the clear communication of the message being sent from one phone to another. 3. Noise can negatively affect the transmission of a message by distorting, interrupting, or obscuring the message being sent. This disruption can lead to the message being received differently than it was intended or not received at all. 4

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Lesson no. 3.

Models of Communication

Objectives:
Students will be able to:

 state the different communication models


 explain the process in each model; and
 differentiate the models from each other

What is a model?

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Get ready
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Tell us more about Aristotle!

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Aristotle’s Model
The first and earliest model is that of Aristotle
(5BC), who was a teacher of Rhetoric and even put
up an academy to produce good speakers. Although
Aristotle focused on the Speaker and the Message,
the most important part is his model is the
Example of Speaker-Centered Setting/Ocassion where the Listener is situated. It
Communication: SONA is the setting that dictates the Message.

Sona, Holy Mass

Shannon and Weaver’s Model


In this model, Shannon and Weaver assert that the Message
sent by the Source (Speaker) is not necessarily the Message
received by the Destination (Listener). This is due to the
Give 5 examples of a Noise intervention of “noise” or anything that hampers the
Source communication. Even today, with our advanced cell phone

technology, there are still barriers to clear transmission and

 reception of calls. Dropped calls, calls that echo, faint signals-
 all interfere with the communication of the message.

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Wilbur Schramm’s Model

What is the Field of Experience? It is everything


that makes a person unique— everything he/she
has ever learned, watched, seen, heard, read, and
studied. In the other words, it is everything a
person has ever experienced or not experienced,
done or not done. In fact, this is practically
everything that has happened in his/her life. It is
this Field of Experience that is used to interpret
the Message and create a Response. It is also this
Field of Experience of the listener that needs to
overlap with the Speaker’s Field of Experience, which
can only happen when the two fields have
commonalities.
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Directions: Observe how you usually converse with your parents/guardians at home.
Using old magazines and newspapers come up with any communication model that relates
best in your situation. Paste it on the space given.
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Sort the words into the category of your choice.


Write them inside the boxes.

Mom Dad Sister Brother Stranger


Crush My bestfriend Neighboor Pet City Mayor
Beggar Duterte Online Friend School Guard
Guidance Counselor My Math Teacher Someone from the Past
Disliked Classmate Grandparents Someone Famous

I’d love to talk to… I might talk to… I don’t want to talk to…
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I. Directions: Read the statement carefully. Write the correct answers on the space provided.

1. According to Schramm, it is this ___________ that is used to interpret the Message and create a
Response.
2. State of the Nation Address is an example of __________ Model.
3. Aristotle’s model of communication focuses on the Speech or the Message which is dictated by the
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4. The Telephone model of ________________ and ________________ talks about the concept of “noise”
which interferes with communication.
5. ________ Weaver and ___________ Shannon gave us the concept of “noise”.

II. Directions: Construct a paragraph that answers the given questions below.

Content – 2
Organization – 2
Penmanship – 1

1. What is noise?
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2. Identify and explain about the noise in the illustration.


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3. How does noise affect the transmission of a message?


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4. How would you avoid communication breakdown caused by noise?


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5. Which among the models do you think is the best?


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