Chart the nature of Sandy’s messages in communication using the 7 elements or cycles of a message.

Scenario 1: Sandy comes to your house to tell you that plans of massing up at the EDSA shrine are now
in place, and many like-minded organizations are supporting this move. He visits to your house so you
can have a face-to-face communication, which is interpersonal communication.

Scenario 2: Suppose he is unable to drop by your house and instead, sends you a text message; this is
mediated interpersonal conversation. Since he is a leader of an organization, his associates find it
appropriate to record in video camera a short spiel where he makes an appeal to his

friends from all over the city to come and join the rally at EDSA. The video message lands in your e-mail.
This is a next example of mediated organizational communication.

Scenario 3: He is invited to a talk show, so he can inform the public of his call to a rally at the EDSA
Shrine. Here is where you encounter his appeal that is persuasive enough to get you and your friends to
pick up your bags and head to the EDSA Shrine.

Table 3

Chart the nature of Sandy’s messages in communication using the 7 elements or cycles of a message.

Source 1

Encoding 2

Transmitting 3

Channels 4

Decoding 5

Receiver 6

Feedback 7

Noise Interference 8