Models of Communication and Communication Skills

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INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
Understanding of the models of communication and its skills and case studies done to show
how these helped in understanding and poor communication along with some suggestion to
improve........................................................................................................................................3
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................7
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................8

INTRODUCTION
Communication can be defined as “to share” some ideas, thought, learnings etc. It is
basically a way of sharing or transferring information from one person, place and group to
another. This report will cover communication meaning and its models (Abdullayev, 2020).
Moreover, this report will also analyse communication skills along with the example. In addition
to this, some suggestion will be evaluated in order to improve effective communication.
MAIN BODY
Understanding of the models of communication and its skills and case studies done to show how
these helped in understanding and poor communication along with some suggestion to
improve.
Communication is stated that an act of receiving, giving and sharing thoughts and
informations in written and oral form. Under the transmission of message there is minimum two
parties are involved sender and receiver whereas sender is the person who send the ideas and
thoughts to recipient. Receiver is the person who decode the sender massage in order to meet the
purpose of communication (Ratheeswari, 2018). It can be sign language, sounds, gesture, feeling
or emotion and thought etc. Moreover, Message can be provided in the form of written, oral and
sign language. Written communication can be done through email, letters, notes, memo etc. In
addition to this, oral communication can be done through different languages, with the words of
mouth. Sign language can be defined as sound, gesture of waving hand etc.
Communication follow different models which includes linear, interactive, transactions.
Liner model can be defined as one way process in which sender give more emphasis. This model
includes sender, message and receiver. Message is to be provided through some channel, route
and pathway (Altheide, 2020). Moreover, example of linear Models communication is radio,
T.V. etc. This model is divided into three parts whereas first part is sender (who send the
message). Moreover second part belongs to channel through which message is to be provided
(which includes telephone, letter, email, T.V. etc.). Further the third part belongs to receiver, a
person who receives the messages. There is no feedback involved in this type of communication
models.
Transaction model describes as continuous process of communications in which both the
sender and receiver are equally involved. Moreover, participants can be defined as communicator