Purposive Communication - Chapter 1 Activities
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Pillows GonzalesPURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION
CHAPTER 1
ACTIVITY 1
1.1 IDENTIFICATION
1. Communication
2. Verbal communication
3. Non-verbal communication
4. Informal settings
5. Sender/encoder
6. Channel
7. Repetition
8. Substitution
9. Noise
10. Creation
1.2 MATCHING TYPE
1. C
2. A
3. D
4. E
5. B
ACTIVITY 2
2.1 MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE
PAK 1. Speech communication begins with a speaker.
PAK 2. Models are symbolic representations of structures and objects or operations.
PAK 3. The message is send by the speaker to communicate with someone.
PAK 4. A communication may also be useful in explaining the working of a system.
NON-VERBAL 5. The message you send with words, tone of voice, appearance, gestures,
COMMUNICATION facial expression and eye contact.
ARISTOTLE’S
6. One model developed by Aristotle, one of the three pioneering Latin
MODEL OF
Philosophers.
COMMUNICATION
7. Aristotle’s model of communication is the oldest communication model,
PAK dating back to 300BC. The model was designed to examine how to become
a better and more convincing communicator.
8. Interactive Model builds on circular models by explaining how we improve
DANCE’S HELICAL
our messages over time by using feedback. When we communicate with
MODEL
others, their feedback will influence our next statement.
9. Communication models are systematic representations of the process which
PAK
helps in understanding how communication works can be done.
SHANNON- 10. Transactional model is also called as mathematical model of
WEAVER MODEL communication.
RECEIVER 11. Speaker is the person who receives the communicated message.
INTERACTIVE
12. Aristotle model of communication is preferably relevant for the mass media.
MODEL
13. Methods and channels of communication to be used and the purpose of
PAK communication, must be considered before choosing a specific
communication model.
OSGOOD-
14. Explores communication that is equal and reciprocal.
SCHRAMM MODEL
15. Transactional model relates communication with social reality, cultural up-
PAK
bringing and relational context (relationships).
SHANNON- 16. According to Frank Dance communication occurring in five key parts:
WEAVER MODEL sender, encoder, channel, decoder, and receiver.
PAK 17. Linear model of communication is a simple one-way communication model.
DOES NOT PAY
18. Aristotle’s model pays attention to the role of feedback in communication.
ATTENTION
19. Berlo’s model of communication explains it in four steps: Source, Message,
PAK
Channel, and Receiver.
20. Communication models can sometimes encourage traditional thinking and
PAK stereotyping but can also omit some major aspects of human
communication.
2.2 Analyze and complete the parts of the given “Models of Communication” then identify the name of
every figure. (5pts each – no erasures)
SOURCE CHANNEL RECEIVER
SPEAKER AUDIENCE
1. BERLOS’ S-M-C-R COMMUNICATION MODEL 2. ARISTOTLE’S COMMUNICATION MODEL
ENCODER
SOURCE INTERPRETER
DECODER
MESSAGE
3. INTERACTIVE COMMUNICATION MODEL 4. OSGOOD-SCHRAMM MODEL
NOISE PERSON
ENCODING
MESSAGE
FEEDBACK
CHANNEL
5. TRANSACTIONAL COMMUNICATION MODEL 6. BARNLUND’S TRANSACTIONAL
COMMUNICATION MODEL
SIGNAL
MESSAGE
NOISE
7. DANCE’S HELICAL COMMUNICATION MODEL 8. SHANNON-WEAVER COMMUNICATION
MODEL
