Communication

Models
 JAKOBSON’S MODEL
(Roman Jakobson)
(6) SIX COMPONENTS: (6) Functions of language:
I. ADDRESSER I. Cognitive (relating to facts or
information about
II. ADDRESSEE something/someone)
II. Emotive (expressing emotions)
III. CONTEXT
III. Conative (influencing behavior)
IV. MESSAGE IV. Phatic (emphasizing
interaction)
V. CONTACT
V. Metalingual (focusing on code
VI. CODE or language used)
VI. Poetic (figurative language)
 JAKOBSON’S MODEL

CONTEXT MESSAGE
ADDRESSER ______________________________________________ ADDRESSEE

CONTACT
CODE
SAUSSURE’S MODEL
(Ferdinand Saussure)
 HAS BEEN CALLED A SPEECH CIRCUIT MODEL.
 SHANNON’S MODEL (Claude Shannon)
transmitter
Information source receiver destination

message signal received message

signal

noise source
 BERLO’S MODEL (David
Berlo)
 DESCRIBED HIS SMCR MODEL OF
COMMUNICATION.8
encodes decodes
SOURCE MESSAGE CHANNEL RECEIVER

Communication skills Content Hearing Communication skills

Attitudes Elements Seeing Attitudes
Social System Treatment Touching Social System
Culture Structure Smelling Culture
Code Tasting
Nida’s Model(Eugene Nida
feedbacks

feedbacks

M
M
De S En De R En

Noise
CODE MODEL BY KJELL BERG
 THE LINEAR, CONDUIT MODEL (FOCUSES ON THE CONDUIT OR
CHANNEL)
 THE CIRCULAR, DIALOGIC MODEL (GIVES MORE ACTIVE ROLE TO THE
RECEIVER)
 THE FEEDBACK, INTERACTION MODEL
 THE SELF-REGULATORY MODEL (FOCUSES ON WHAT THE SENDERS AND
RECEIVERS GET FROM THE ENVIRONMENT)