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Business Communication 8th Edition by Amy Newman,Scot Ober
Edition 8ISBN: 978-1111533168Business Communication 8th Edition by Amy Newman,Scot Ober
Edition 8ISBN: 978-1111533168 Exercise 2
Identify communication components in a current news story.
Use a current news item to identify the five components of the communication process. You may use examples from the author's blog www.bizcominthenews.com. After reading background information about the story, choose one aspect of communication and identify the stimulus, filter, message, medium, feedback, and noise. You may add your own assumptions if you don't have enough details from the story.
Use a current news item to identify the five components of the communication process. You may use examples from the author's blog www.bizcominthenews.com. After reading background information about the story, choose one aspect of communication and identify the stimulus, filter, message, medium, feedback, and noise. You may add your own assumptions if you don't have enough details from the story.
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Five components of the communication process are as under:
1. Stimulus is an incident that creates the need to communicate with an individual.
2. The experience, knowledge and viewpoints acts as a filter to help one to understand and decode the stimulus.
3. Message converts a verbal or non-verbal reaction to the stimulus. The objective of the sender is said to be achieved when the receiver understand the message in the same way the ender wants to communicate.
4. Medium is the way through which the information would be transmitted.
5. Destination is the location where the message is supposed to be sent. The message reaches its designation and is successful if perceived successfully by the receiver.
6. Feedback is a procedure in which information about the present period or the past affects the same phenomenon in the future. The feedback may be used to improve current strategies of the company.
7. Noise refers to the sound that creates disruption in the information communicated. Employees may be too busy to pay attention to the information provided and may disturb the process of communication.
1. Stimulus is an incident that creates the need to communicate with an individual.
2. The experience, knowledge and viewpoints acts as a filter to help one to understand and decode the stimulus.
3. Message converts a verbal or non-verbal reaction to the stimulus. The objective of the sender is said to be achieved when the receiver understand the message in the same way the ender wants to communicate.
4. Medium is the way through which the information would be transmitted.
5. Destination is the location where the message is supposed to be sent. The message reaches its designation and is successful if perceived successfully by the receiver.
6. Feedback is a procedure in which information about the present period or the past affects the same phenomenon in the future. The feedback may be used to improve current strategies of the company.
7. Noise refers to the sound that creates disruption in the information communicated. Employees may be too busy to pay attention to the information provided and may disturb the process of communication.
Business Communication 8th Edition by Amy Newman,Scot Ober
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