Aristotle's model is

mainly focused on
speaker and speech. It can
be broadly divided into 4
primary elements:
Speaker, Speech,
Audience, and Effect.

Eugene White’s Model

Eugene White’s Model suggests
suggests that
that
there is no beginning nor end to
communication. He is also the one
who introduced the concept
of feedback-- a process that is now
known to close the loop (complete the
cycle).  

The Schramm
model views communication a
s a process that takes place
The Shannon and Weaver Model between a sender
of Communication is a mathematical (transmitter) and a receiver:
theory of communication that argues that there will be also a message,
human communication can be broken and a medium through which
down into 6 key concepts: sender, encoder, the message can be
channel, noise, decoder, and receiver.
transmitted
Berlo's SMCR Model of
Communication represents the
process of communication in its
simplest form. The acronym SMCR
stands for Sender, Message, Channel,
and Receiver. ... He described three
primary aspects of all forms
of communication: the speaker, the
subject, and the person who receives
the message.

MODELS OF COMMUNICATION
ARISTOTLE’S MODEL OF COMMUNICATION
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