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Aristotle and Shannon Weaver similarities about models of communication​

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Answered by ishitajadhav97
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Explanation:

The similarities & differences between Aristotle's model and Shannon – Weaver model : 1.In Aristotles model the speaker has gained more importance. This theory gives more guidance to a person who want to become a effective public speaker. In Shannon – Weaver's both the sender and receiver are equal important.

Answered by letmeanswer12
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"Shannon and Weaver were the Model of Communication"

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                      Shannon Weaver has six components of this model are: The Shannon and Weaver model is a linear model of communication that provides a framework for analyzing how messages are sent and received. Aristotle Model is majorly intented on speaker and speech. Requirements Communication Model. The transmission model of communication explains communication as a linear, one-way process in which a sender intentionally transmits a message to a receiver.

But in general communication, all the five senses are the channels which favor human beings to communicate with each It is in simpler words, the backbone of any communication. In Shannon – Weaver's both the sender and receiver are equal important, This site is using cookies under cookie policy . Shannon and Weaver model of communication was designed by two people: Shannon and Weaver. it was the summer of 1997, i was poor and on a budget.

Shannon weaver model and SMCR model Shannon-Weaver’s Model is also called the “Mother of all Models”. According to CommunicationTheory, the Shannon-Weaver theory of communication was primarily designed to improve technical communication, but was later used to describe different fields of communication.

Claude Shannon and Warren Weaver had worked out the mathematical theory of communication which was a scientific model. As a part of technology invention. The models provide correlation that further enhance the limitations of Shannon and Weaver’s Model.

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