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What is communication process with example?

Communication is a process, which means that communication exists as a flow through a sequence (series of steps). A simple model of communication consists of seven parts. Each part of the communication process is described below:

What are the 7 elements of communication?

Source

It is the individual, group, or organization interested in communicating something to another party.

Encoding

It is the process by which the message is translated from an idea or thought into transmittable symbols (e.g., sound, word, number, picture, gesture, etc.)

Transmission

It is the process through which the symbols that represent the message are sent to the receiver. The medium is the channel or path of transmission (e.g. interpersonal talking, touching, (ii) mass media newspapers, magazines, television, etc.

Decoding

 It is the process by which the receiver of the message interprets the message’s meaning.

Receiver

The receiver is the individual, group, or organization that perceives the encoded symbols and may or may not decode them and try to understand the intended message.

Feedback

It is the process in which the receiver returns a message to the sender that indicates receipt of the message.

Noise

It is any disturbance in the process of communication that interferes with or distorts communication.

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