A model of basic communication process which is
expanded from a “linear model” of communication views communication as a one
way or linear process. This means information is being passed from a speaker to
an audience listening without feedbacks or comments. The speaker communicates a
lot of information and vital ideas without giving the listener any opportunity
to express their understanding of the dialogue. It is a form of an
authoritative means of communication. For example, when I was 7 years of age,
my dad was more of a linear communicator. Anytime we want to go for a party, I
like to wear what I pick, but my dad rebukes me with a loud voice to wear what
he wants me to wear without hearing my own opinion. I just look at him and nod
my head.
An “Interactive model” of communication is when
two people are communicating; it describes each component’s movement and
interdependence with other components which are constantly in transmission to
each other. This is a method whereby people interact with others to share
information and beliefs, exchange ideas and feelings, make plans and solve
problems. Sometimes this interaction is done interpersonally, in a team or
small group, in a conference and sometimes. An example this situation is, when I
was ask to communicate an information to the other staffs where I work, I made
sure I asked the necessary question to be sure on what to say, which helped me a
lot.
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