Schramm model of communication

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The Schramm model of communication is a foundational interactive communication theory that emphasizes two-way exchange, shared fields of experience, and continuous feedback between sender and receiver.

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instanceOf communication model ⓘ
communication theory ⓘ
interactive communication model ⓘ
addresses misunderstanding due to non-overlapping fields of experience ⓘ
aimsToExplain how feedback shapes communication ⓘ
how meaning is shared ⓘ
appliesTo face-to-face communication ⓘ
mediated communication ⓘ
contrastsWith linear model of communication ⓘ
coreIdea effective communication requires shared experience ⓘ
feedback helps adjust messages ⓘ
sender and receiver roles are interchangeable ⓘ
creator Wilbur Schramm ⓘ
describes communication as a circular process ⓘ
communication as a dynamic process ⓘ
emphasizes continuous communication process ⓘ
encoding and decoding processes ⓘ
feedback ⓘ
interaction between sender and receiver ⓘ
shared field of experience ⓘ
two-way communication ⓘ
field communication studies ⓘ
mass communication ⓘ
media studies ⓘ
hasDiagramForm circular model ⓘ
two overlapping fields of experience ⓘ
hasPerspective process-oriented ⓘ
receiver-oriented ⓘ
includesConcept decoder ⓘ
destination ⓘ
encoder ⓘ
feedback ⓘ
field of experience ⓘ
message ⓘ
overlapping experience ⓘ
signal ⓘ
source ⓘ
influencedBy Shannon–Weaver model of communication ⓘ
language English ⓘ
namedAfter Wilbur Schramm ⓘ
relatedTo Shannon–Weaver model of communication ⓘ
timePeriod mid-20th century ⓘ
usedIn communication pedagogy ⓘ
interpersonal communication analysis ⓘ
mass media communication analysis ⓘ

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