El fenómeno comunicativo
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This document discusses the key elements of communication: message, sender, channel, and receiver. It defines each element and provides examples. The message is the information being transmitted from the sender to the receiver. The sender is the originator of the message and can be an individual or group. The channel is the medium used to transmit the message, such as internet, media, or written form. The receiver is the intended recipient who must understand the message for communication to be successful. Together these elements interact in the communication process.
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Communication is a social process that involves the exchange of symbols to establish meaning between individuals. There are several models of communication:
1) The linear model views communication as a one-way process where a sender transmits a message to a receiver through a channel.
2) The interactional model sees communication as a two-way process between communicators, with the sending and receiving of messages going in both directions.
3) The transactional model emphasizes that communication is a cooperative process, with both the sender and receiver mutually responsible for the effectiveness of the message exchange.
Understanding communication theory helps develop critical thinking, provides context for personal experiences, and fosters self-awareness about how communication works.
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- 2. fenómeno de la comunicación • El fenómeno de la comunicación no depende de lo que se entrega, sino de lo que pasa con el que recibe. ... La comunicación humana tiene dos facetas: el hablar y el escuchar. Comunicar tiene que ver con interpretar y hacerse cargo de la interpretación del otro, facilitando la interpretación de quien las recibe. • Los elementos de la comunicación son las piezas que se articulan entre sí para generar diferentes significados en tiempo real
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- 4. Mensaje. • El mensaje es la información propiamente dicha que se pretende hacer llegar al receptor de manera eficaz. Todos los datos y contenidos que se desean transmitir configuran el mensaje en el proceso de comunicación. • Este puede ser de diferentes formas: Escrito. Dibujado. Hablado.
- 5. Emisor. • El emisor es un elemento imprescindible del proceso de comunicación, ya que conforma el inicio de esta. Se encarga de emitir el mensaje para que llegue al receptor de forma óptima. Un ejemplo: Una persona. Un grupo de personas.
- 6. Canal. • Es la vía a través de la que se emite el mensaje que se quiere hacer llegar al receptor. Se pueden escoger distintos canales dependiendo del mensaje que se quiera transmitir y a quién se dirija. • Ejemplo Internet. Medios de comunicación o el cine. Escrito.
- 7. Receptor. • Es la persona destinataria del mensaje. Es otro elemento destacado, ya que si comprende fácilmente el mensaje, la comunicación habrá sido un éxito. • Ejemplos. El conductor de la televisión es el emisor Y el publico es el receptor. Emisor Receptor
- 9. Recursos. • CARPETAPEDAGOGICA.COM. (s. f.). Plataforma Educativa Carpetapedagogica.com. Recuperado 23 de septiembre de 2021, de https://carpetapedagogica.com/elementosdelacomunicacion • Delgado, I. (2021, 20 enero). Comunicación. Significados. https://www.significados.com/comunicacion/ • Los elementos de la comunicación (ejemplos y características)💬. (2020, 9 marzo). YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xF8lqF9LMAg • Torres, A. (2021, 19 agosto). Los 8 elementos de la comunicación: características y ejemplos. Psicología y Mente. https://psicologiaymente.com/cultura/elementos-de-comunicacion