The word 'model' refers as representation of a process, and event or a situation. It is not a separate or independent method rather it is the representation of an existing object.
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.
Communication model can be verbal, arithmetical, graphical or pictorial.
Communication model can be verbal, arithmetical, graphical or pictorial.
W.R. Traccey in his 'Designing, Training and Development Systems' qouted as "Communication model is a representation of a process and not any separate system rather a simple may to present the various oriented elements."
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| A simple communication model |
So, the whole process that starts from sending and ends up with receiving of any message or information if represented through verbal, arithmetical or pictorial way can be defined as communication model.
| 01. Definition of Communication Model |
| 02. Importance of Communication Model |
| 03. Functions of Communication Model |
| 04. Limitations of Communication Model |
| 05. Types of Communication Model |
| 06. Difference Between the Communication Process and Model |
| 07. Essential Conditions of Communication Program |
| 08. Cultural Orientation in Communication |
| 09. Importance or Necessity of Cross-Cultural Communication |
| 10. Guideline to Improve Cross-Cultural Communication |
