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COMMUNICATION THEORY Introduction - REVISED

The document discusses several key concepts in communication theory: 1) Communication theory provides abstract systems to help understand how communication works through concepts and relationships. 2) General purposes of communication include discovering, relating, helping, persuading, and playing. 3) Models of communication include Lasswell's model of who says what through which channel to whom with what effect, and Shannon and Weaver's model of information sources, transmitters, receivers, and destinations.

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COMMUNICATION THEORY Introduction - REVISED

The document discusses several key concepts in communication theory: 1) Communication theory provides abstract systems to help understand how communication works through concepts and relationships. 2) General purposes of communication include discovering, relating, helping, persuading, and playing. 3) Models of communication include Lasswell's model of who says what through which channel to whom with what effect, and Shannon and Weaver's model of information sources, transmitters, receivers, and destinations.

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Theory is…

An abstract system of concepts


and their relationships that help
us to understand a phenomenon

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Communication Theory is…

a generalization
that explains
how Communication Works

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General Purposes of Communication

• To discover/to learn
• To relate
• To help
• To persuade
• To play

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General Purposes of Communication

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Lasswel’s Formula (1948)
WHO Communicator
(Communicator) ‘Control’

WHAT Content
(Messages) Analysis

CHANNEL Media
(Medium) Analysis

TO WHOM Stakeholder
(Receiver) Analysis

Riset
EFFECT
Evaluasi
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Braddock (1958)

WHO WHAT MEDIUM TO WHOM

• Braddock menambahkan :
– Dalam situasi bagaimana? (Context)
– Apa Tujuannya?
– Effeknya bagaimana?

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Shannon & Weaver (1940)

Sumber Alat Alat


Tujuan
Informasi Pemancar Penerima

Sumber
Noise

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Communication Context
Channel
Source- Source-
Encoder Encoder
Effect Messages Effect
Receiver- Receiver-
Decoder Decoder

Noise

The elements of Human communication


Source : Joseph A. Devito

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Communication Context
• Physical
– Tangible environment, room, park, etc
• Cultural
– Culture : belief, values, way of behaving
• Social – psycological
– Status relationships, the roles that people play,
friendliness or unfriendliness, formality or
informality, serious or humorousness of the
situation
• Temporal
– The times of day in which the communication
takes place.

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Visualizations of relationship among
the sender, the messages, and the receiver

AB
A B

AB AB AB

intrapersonal interpersonal Group Mass

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Characteristics of Communication

• Communication is Symbolic :
Symbols are central to the communication
process because the represent the shared
meaning that are communicated. A
Symbol is a word, action, or object that
stands for or represent a unit of meaning.

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Characteristics of Communication
• Communication is Symbolic :
Meaning, in turn, is perception, thought, or feeling
that a person experiences and might want to
communicate to others. However, the private
meanings within a person cannot be shared
directly with others, they can become shared and
understood only when they are interpreted as a
message. a Message, refers to the “package” of
symbols used to create shared meanings.

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Characteristics of Communication

• Communication is Interpretive :
Message don’t have to be consciously or
purposefully created with specific intention of
communicating a certain set of meanings for
others to be able to make sense of the symbols
forming the message. Rather, communication
is always an interpretive process.

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Characteristics of Communication

• Communication is Interpretive :
the first outcome of communication is
understanding what the others are trying to
communicate. Understanding means that the
participants have imposed similar or shared
interpretations about what the messages
actually mean.

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Characteristics of Communication

• Communication is Interpretive :
the second outcome of communication is
reaching agreement on the particular issues
that have been discussed. Agreement means
that each participants not only understand the
other’s interpretations but also holds a view
that is similar

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Characteristics of Communication
• Communication is Transactional :
to suggest that communication is transactional
implies that all participants in the communication
process work together to create and sustain the
meanings that develop.
• The interactional view explicitly includes the
receiver in the communication process, and it
recognizes that the receivers provide the sender
with ongoing responses, called feedback about how
the messages are received.

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Characteristics of Communication
• Communication is Contextual:
all communication takes place within a setting
or situation called a context.
• By context, we mean the place where people
meet, the social purpose for being together,
and the nature of the relationship.
• The context includes the physical, social, and
interpersonal setting within which messages
are exchanged.
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Characteristics of Communication
• Communication is a Process :
People, relationships, activities, object, and
experiences can be described either in static
terms or as part of a dynamic Process.
• Viewing Communication in static terms
suggest that it is fixed and unchanging,
whereas viewing it is a process implies that
things are changing, moving, developing, and
evolving.
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Characteristics of Communication

• Communication is a Process :
a process is a sequence of many distinct but
interrelated steps.
• To understand communications as a process, it
is necessary to know how it can be change
overtime.

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