This document presents a modern communication model by a group of students. It defines communication as conveying intended meanings from one entity to another through mutually understood signs. The communication process involves a sender encoding a message and selecting a channel, a receiver decoding the message, and feedback. The communication model symbolically represents these elements, including the sender, encoding, medium, message, decoding, feedback, idea processing, and potential noise. It then describes each component in more detail.

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3. Communication:
The word Communication came from Latin commūnicāre,
meaning "to share. Communication is the act of conveying
intended meanings from one entity or group to another
through the use of mutually understood signs and semiotic
rules. Simply we can say the imparting or exchanging of
information or news is communication.

4. Communication process:
The communication process is the steps we take in order
to successfully conveying information between two or
more people.
Components of the communication process include a
sender, encoding of a message, selecting of a channel of
communication, receipt of the message by the receiver
and decoding of the message which we will discuss later.
Communication model:
The word 'model' refers as representation of a process,
and event or a situation. The communication model is
similarly a symbolic representation of the communication
process. It does not show the details of a message rather
it presents only those elements which are related to the
object of sending a message.

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6. RECEIVER:
IN THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS, THE RECEIVER IS THE LISTENER,
READER, OR OBSERVER—THAT IS, THE INDIVIDUAL OR THE GROUP
TO WHOM A MESSAGE IS DIRECTED. ANOTHER NAME FOR RECEIVER
CAN BE GIVEN AS AUDIENCE.
Sender:
In the communication process, the sender is the individual
who initiates a message and is often called the
communicator or source of communication. The sender
may be a speaker, a writer, or someone who has some
idea, data, facts, emotions etc. to share.
Receiver:
In the communication process, the receiver is the listener,
reader, or observer—that is, the individual or the group to
whom a message is directed. Another name for receiver
can be given as audience.

7. Encoding:
Encoding assumes a critical part in starting the procedure of correspondence by
converting data into information.
In the process of encoding, the sender uses symbols for which he or she
believes the receiver will understand. The symbols can be words, numbers,
images, face expressions, signals, actions etc.
Decoding:
The decoding of a message is how an receiver understand, and interpret the
message. It is a process of interpretation and translation of coded information
into a comprehensible form. The receiver tries to reconstruct the idea by giving
meanings to the symbols.

8. Medium:
Here by medium we understand the way or material using
which exchange off messages are done. In different
communication models it is given different names, like
chanel

9. Messages:
Messages are those information, ideas, facts, emotions etc. which are
send from sender to receiver.
Feedback:
Feedback is the response or reply which the receiver gives back to the
sender. Feedback is the message that is sent to the sender.
Required Response:
By required response we mean the information, ideas, facts, emotions
etc. which are exchanged between the sender and the receiver after
communicating initially if required.

10. Idea processing and Feedback
processing:
This particular element includes some number of facts which are to be considered while
communicating:-
• Willingness to receive the idea.
• Should have an idea to share.
• Willingness to share idea.
• Suitable environment or situation.
• Use of proper symbols.

11. Noise:
While communicating some disturbance are witnessed in
the environment. This phenomenon is termed as noise.

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