Process of

Communication
Presented by:
Shiwani Sharma
Mahi Jain
Vartika Bhutra
Diya Jain
 01

Introduction
“The process of exchanging information, ideas,
or feelings between individuals or groups
through speaking, writing, gestures, or other
methods.”
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Process of
Communication
 CLEAR SCHEME
Message Channel

Encoding
Decoding
Noise

Feedback
Sender Receiver
A person or entity that
initiates a
communication by
creating and delivering a
message.

Sender
A person or entity that
initiates a communication
by creating and delivering
a message.
 Encoding
The process of converting thoughts, ideas, or feelings into symbols into
symbols, words, gestures, or other forms that can be understood by
others. This involves choosing the right words, symbols, gestures, or
other forms of expression to convey the intended message. The sender
who initiates the communication, uses their knowledge, experience and
language skills to encode the message in a way that the receiver can
decode and interpret accurately.
 Message
The content or information that the sender wants to
convey to the receiver which include thoughts, ideas,
feelings, facts, or instructions.
 Channel
The medium through which the message is transmitted from the sender to the receiver.

Verbal Channel
Non-Verbal Written
Channel Channel
Face-to-face conversation, Body language, facial Letters, text messages,
telephone calls, video expression, gestures and reports
conferences and voice and posture
messages.

Visual Channel Electronic Channel Broadcast

Channel
Images, diagrams, Video calls, emails, social Television and Radio
charts, videos and media and websites
presentations
 DECODING
The interpretation and understanding of a received
message by the receiver.This involves translating the
encoded message (words, symbols, gestures, etc.) back
into meaningful thoughts or ideas. The receiver uses
their own knowledge, experience, and language skills to
decode the message accurately, ensuring that the
communication is effective and the intended message is
understood.
RECEIVER
The individual or entity that interprets
and understands the message sent by
the sender
FEEDBACK
The response given by the receiver to the sender. It indicates
whether the message was understood correctly and allows the
sender to know if the communication was effective. Feedback
can be verbal or non-verbal and helps to complete the
communication loop, enabling adjustments and clarifications if
needed.
 NOISE
Any interference or distraction that distorts
or disrupts the message being transmitted.
Noise can occur at any stage of
communication and can be external (e.g.,
background sounds, poor signal) or internal
(e.g., misunderstandings, emotional
distractions). Noise can hinder the clarity
and effectiveness of the communication
process.
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MERCURY VENUS
Mercury is the closest planet Venus has a beautiful name
to the Sun and the smallest and is the second planet from
one in the Solar System—it’s the Sun. It’s hot and has a
only a bit larger than the poisonous atmosphere
Moon
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Mercury is the closest Venus has a beautiful Despite being red, Mars
planet to the Sun and name and is the second is actually a cold place.
the smallest of them all planet from the Sun It’s full of iron oxide dust
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MERCUR Mercury is the closest planet to

the Sun and the smallest of them
Y all

VENUS Venus has a beautiful name and

is the second planet from the
Sun

JUPITER Jupiter is a gas giant and the

biggest planet in the Solar
System
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VENUS MARS JUPITER
Venus is the second Despite being red, Jupiter is the biggest
planet from the Sun Mars is a cold place planet of them all

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MERCURY SATURN
Mercury is the closest Saturn is a gas giant
planet to the Sun and has several rings
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MARS NEPTUNE
Mars is actually a very Neptune is the farthest
cold place planet from the Sun

VENUS SATURN
Venus is the second Saturn is a gas giant
planet from the Sun with several rings

MERCURY JUPITER
Mercury is the closest Jupiter is the biggest
planet to the Sun planet of them all
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Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun
and the smallest one in the Solar System

Venus has a beautiful name and is the

second planet from the Sun

Jupiter is a gas giant and the biggest

planet in the Solar System

Saturn is the second-largest planet in the

Solar System. It’s a gas giant
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