The document discusses 3 models of communication: 1) The linear model involves one-way communication without feedback. 2) The interactive model features two-way communication with intervals between responses. 3) The transactional model involves all parties communicating simultaneously through verbal and non-verbal cues like facial expressions. Examples are provided for each model in the context of showing love.

1. 3 Models of
Communication
Killian Heraughty 09/10/12
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2. Definition of Communication
• ‘The process of transferring information
from one person to another’
Lecture Notes
Definition of Love
• ‘Love is an emotion of a strong affection
and personal attachment’
Wikipedia.Org
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3. 3 Models of Communication
• Linear Model
• Interactive Model
• Transactional Model
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4. Linear Model
• One way
communication
• Encoding
• Decoding
• No feedback
• Noise
Google Images
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5. Linear Model Love Example
Love for Mizzoni’s Pizza Takeaway
Noise Noise Noise
Love Shown through:
• History of Loyalty
• Language used
• Action provoked
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6. Interactive Model
• Flow of info is
both ways
• Intervals between
reply
• Field of experience
Google Images
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7. Interactive Model Love Example
Love for New Leinster Rugby Jersey
Noise Noise
=
Love Shown Through:
• Early Purchase
• Extra donation
• Agreed speed up of delivery
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8. Transactional Model
• Senders and receivers
at same time
• Facial expressions
• Verbal Feedback
• All parties involved
• Noise
Google Images
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9. Transactional Model Love Example
Love for Nokia brand Mobile
Noise Noise =
Love shown through:
• Huge amount of questions
• Excitement in my voice
• Purchasing of expensive phone
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10. References
• Google Images [accessed on 01/10/12]
• www.wikipedia/linearcommunication.com
• www.wikipedia/interactivecommunication.com
• www.wikipedia/transactionalcommunication.co
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