04:189:101 Lecture : INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION PROCESSES Lecture Notes [Part 6]

• School: Rutgers University
• Department: Communication and Informatio
• Course: 04:189:101
• Professor: All

Document Summary

Some of the notes are written on the handout: for each model, pay attention to the following four features, directional flow, anomaly, the object of study, the research discipline, westley & maclean, model #6, signals and potential messages, cues to pick up, communication messages begins with message reception, directional flow, circular model, via feedback b. It"s not two way because it"s not assumed that sender and receiver are not occupied at the same time: anomaly, n/a, research context, journalism (1955, feedback, dance, model #7, directional flow, helical/spiral, no assumption of one way or two way processes occurring. It"s not only the message that changes in the communication process, but the entire communicative event as a whole: anomaly, focus on time, research context, communication (1967, communication= dynamic, evolutionary process, always in motion, adds time to the model, watzlawick, beavin, and jackson (wbj, model #8. Interactive b: research context, psychology, anomaly, focus on joint meaning creation, most complicated model f.