apter $01$ Outline, Part I

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We all need to communicate to meet physical, identity, and practical needs.

I. The complex process of communication uses messages to generate meaning.

A$.$ Early models of communication characterized communication as one$-$way and linear, while later models began to incorporate feedback.

B$.$ Transactional communication models attempted to depict all the factors that affect human interaction

Sending and messages are usually simultaneous.

Meanings exist in and among people, not the messages themselves.

Environment $($contexts$)$ and noise external, physiological, and

psychological$-$affect communication.

the medium through which messages are exchanged, make a difference.

C$.$ Commurication is tramsactional; intentional or unintentional; unrepeatable; irreversible; with content and relational dimensions.

D$.$ Four features distinguish communication in interpersonal relationships from less personal ones: uniqueness, interdependence, self$-$disclosure, intrinsic rewards. communication characterizes interaction that crosses boundaries between mass and interpersonal contexts.

E$.$ A pumber, of misconceptions plague communication

$0.$ Not all communication seeks understanding.

More communication is not always better.

Comaranication will not solve all problems

Effective communication is not a natural ability: