CMN 10V UC Davis Test 1 – Questions & A+ Answers
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perceptual then interactional (both impersonal). First four minutes of initial
interaction. You can exit contact at this stage
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1 contact 2 communication definition
3 Relational Development Model 4 David Berlo's SMCR Model
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Terms in this set (76)
communication definition a process of sharing meaning
Laswell 1948 linear model of Who -> what -> channel -> whom _. effet
communication
Shannon & Weaver 1949 model speaker -> message -> channel -> receiver -> effect
, noise any disturbance that interferes with the transmission
of a message
David Berlo's SMCR Model speaker -> message -> channel -> receiver (->
feedback loop). Message is encoded then sent
through the channel as symbols (like words, music,
pictures) then decoded by the receiver back into
concepts.
reception and audience theories messages are polysemic - multiple meanings. There
are factors that predict why receivers receive the
message they do
Stuart Hall: Encoding and Decoding production (encoding) - circulation - use
(consumption and decoding) - reproduction
(application or effects of the message received)
modes of encoding (Hall) dominant (decoding matches encoding), negotiating
(shares some traits with dominant meaning but differs
with the receiver's experiences),
oppositional (the opposite of the intended meaning)
Nature of Interpersonal 1. occurs among interdependent individuals
Communication 2. inherently relational
3. exists on a continuum
4. involves choices
5. inevitable and irreversible
6. verbal and nonverbal
role relationship Two people who share some degree of behavioral
interdependence; although people in such
relationships are usually interchangeable and are not
psychologically or behaviorally unique.
interpersonal relationship two people who share repeated interactions over
time, can influence one another, and have unique
interaction patterns
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perceptual then interactional (both impersonal). First four minutes of initial
interaction. You can exit contact at this stage
Choose an answer
1 contact 2 communication definition
3 Relational Development Model 4 David Berlo's SMCR Model
Don't know?
Terms in this set (76)
communication definition a process of sharing meaning
Laswell 1948 linear model of Who -> what -> channel -> whom _. effet
communication
Shannon & Weaver 1949 model speaker -> message -> channel -> receiver -> effect
, noise any disturbance that interferes with the transmission
of a message
David Berlo's SMCR Model speaker -> message -> channel -> receiver (->
feedback loop). Message is encoded then sent
through the channel as symbols (like words, music,
pictures) then decoded by the receiver back into
concepts.
reception and audience theories messages are polysemic - multiple meanings. There
are factors that predict why receivers receive the
message they do
Stuart Hall: Encoding and Decoding production (encoding) - circulation - use
(consumption and decoding) - reproduction
(application or effects of the message received)
modes of encoding (Hall) dominant (decoding matches encoding), negotiating
(shares some traits with dominant meaning but differs
with the receiver's experiences),
oppositional (the opposite of the intended meaning)
Nature of Interpersonal 1. occurs among interdependent individuals
Communication 2. inherently relational
3. exists on a continuum
4. involves choices
5. inevitable and irreversible
6. verbal and nonverbal
role relationship Two people who share some degree of behavioral
interdependence; although people in such
relationships are usually interchangeable and are not
psychologically or behaviorally unique.
interpersonal relationship two people who share repeated interactions over
time, can influence one another, and have unique
interaction patterns
