Question

transactional model of communication (part 1)

• is the exchange of between the sender and receiver where each takes turns to send or receive messages
• is most common in interpersonal
• accounts for a communicators environment
• physical location, personal experiences and backgrounds of the communicator
• examines how the chosen channel can impact the of a message
• includes any noise which can with communication
• contains between each communicator
• representative of similarities in the communicators and can show how communication can be more difficult when communicators have less in common

meaning interfere overlap messages communication cultural

Explanation:

The transactional model of communication involves the exchange of messages between sender and receiver. It is common in interpersonal communication. It takes into account the communicator's environment including physical - location, personal experiences and cultural backgrounds. The chosen channel impacts the meaning of a message. Noise can interfere with communication and there is an overlap between communicators which represents similarities and can show communication difficulty when there are fewer commonalities.

Answer:

Is the exchange of: messages
Is most common in interpersonal: communication
physical location, personal experiences and: cultural backgrounds of the communicator
Examines how the chosen channel can impact the: meaning of a message
Includes any noise which can: interfere with communication
Contains: overlap between each communicator