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Communication - Forms and components of human communication | | Communication - Forms and components of human communication: Encyclopedia II - Communication - Forms and components of human communication | | Humans communicate in order to share knowledge and experiences, give or receive orders, or cooperate. Common forms of human communication include sign language, speaking, writing, gestures, and broadcasting. Communication can be interactive, transactive, intentional, or unintentional; it can also be verbal or nonverbal. Communication varies considerably in form and style when considering scale. Internal communication, within oneself, is intrapersonal while communication between two individuals is interpersonal. At larger scales of communicat ...
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Communication - Forms and components of human communication
Humans communicate in order to share knowledge and experiences, give or receive orders, or cooperate. Common forms of human communication include sign language, speaking, writing, gestures, and broadcasting. Communication can be interactive, transactive, intentional, or unintentional; it can also be verbal or nonverbal. Communication varies considerably in form and style when considering scale. Internal communication, within oneself, is intrapersonal while communication between two individuals is interpersonal. At larger scales of communication both the system of communication and media of communication change. Small group communication takes place in settings of between three and 12 individuals creating a different set of interactions than large groups such as organizational communication in settings like companies or communities. At the largest scales mass communication describes communication to huge numbers of individuals through mass media. Communication also has a time component, being either synchronous or asynchronous.
There are a number of theories of communication that attempt to explain human communication, and various theories relating to human communication draw upon different core philosophies.
For instance, some theories presuppose communication as a five-step process that entails a sender's creation (or encoding) of a message, and the messge's transmission through a channel to another individual, organization or a group of people. This message is received and then interpreted (or decoded). Finally this message is responded to, which completes the process of communication. This model of the communcation process is based on a model of signal transmission known as the Shannon-Weaver model.
Yet another communication model can be seen in the work of Roman Jakobson. Six elements and their correlative functions comprise this particular model.
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