The document discusses three common communication models: the linear model, interactive model, and transactional model. The linear model involves a one-way message from sender to receiver with no feedback. The interactive model allows for feedback as the receiver can respond. The transactional model involves a simultaneous exchange between communicators who take turns sending and receiving messages.

1. Identify which Communication
Model is the following.
• It is a straight- line
communication.
• Sender encodes a message via
a channel and the message is
decoded by the receiver.

2. Identify which Communication
Model is the following.
• Linear
Communication
Model

3. Identify which Communication
Model is the following.
• It begins with a sender, in
which a speaker encodes a
message using different
channels.
• It allows feedback element.

4. Identify which Communication
Model is the following.
• Interactive
Communication
Model

5. Identify which Communication
Model is the following.
• It considers the situation of
the communication where
there is a simultaneous
exchange between the
sender and the receiver.

6. Identify which Communication
Model is the following.
• Transactional
Model

7. Models of Communication
• Linear Model
One way communication
Senders send message and receivers only
receive
No feedback
E.g. television, radio, newspaper etc.

9. Models of Communication
• Interactive Communication Model
It begins with a sender, in which a speaker
encodes a message using different channels.
The receiver listens as he or she decodes the
message.
Feedback is the next stage of the process, where
the receiver sends a response to the sender that
continues the communication cycle.
E.g. telephone call

11. Models of Communication
• Transactional Communication Model
 It is more detailed and involves
more elements of communication.
The exchange of messages
between sender and receiver
where each take turns to send or
receive messages.

12. Models of Communication
• Transactional Communication Model
Both sender and receiver are known
as communicators and their role
reverses each time in the
communication process as both
processes of sending and receiving
occurs at the same time.

13. Factors affecting Transactional
Communication Model
Factors directly or indirectly affecting
the communication process in
transaction model. These can be
environmental noise or communication
barriers. Environmental Noises can
be Physical noise, physiological noise
or psychological noise.

15. Group Activity
• Group 1- Linear Communication Model
( Commercial)
• Group 2- Interactive Communication Model
(Telephone conversation)
• Group 3- Transactional Communication Model
(Talk Show)