he means by which a message is transmitted or the path the communication follows is called the . Choose... is the response to a message. Choose... The is the content a communicator intends to share. Choose... The parties who share messages with each other are called . Choose... is defined as any obstacle that prevents a message from being communicated.

1. The communication channel

2. Feedback

3. Message

4. Sender and Recipient/Receiver

5. Noise

Explanation:

Its a communication process and it includes:

1. Sender

The communicator generates the message and imparts it to the accepted. Sender is the first source of process in communication.

2. Message

It is the information, view, topics, idea, feelings, sensitivity etc. that is produced by the sender and is then planned to be communicated more.

3. Encoding

After generating massage by the sender is encoded Representative like as in the form of pictures, gestures, words etc. earlier it is being took.

4. Media or Channel

It is the middle part of the communication process. Basically, the message may be conveyed in writing. For communicating includes some important media like internet, telephone, e-mail, post, fax etc.

5. Receiver

It is the opposite party of communicating. After, sending writing massage then it’s encoding by the multiplexer via channel then come to receiver. Then, the receiver receives the message and it in proper outlook and acts giving to the message. Basically, the purpose of communication will be success when receive massage by the receiver.

Decoding

Decoding is the process of adapting the symbols encoded by the sender.

Feedback

When the receiver confirms to the sender message that he has received and understood it carefully, actually, the communication process is completely done.

8. Noise

Noise is any type of disruption that interferes with the interpretation of information from the message sender. We can say it’s example bad telephone connection, faulty encoding, inattentive receiver, poor understanding of message, internet connection loading, due to prejudice, etc.

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