Elements of Oral Communication

1. Ecoding

1.1. means transforming abstract opinions and ideas into symbols such as words, pictures, signs, and marks.

2. Message

2.1. refers to the information, ideas, feelings, opinion, thought, attitude, and view that the sender wants to deliver to the receiver.

3. Channel

3.1. is the way or tool of transmitting the message.

4. Receiver

4.1. is a person for whom the message is targeted in contrast to the sender.

5. Sender

5.1. is a person who sends the message to the receiver. The sender is also known as the encoder of the message

6. Context

6.1. refers to the environment of communication in which the interaction happens or takes place

7. Decoding

7.1. is the process of translating an encoded symbol into the ordinary understandable language in contrast to the encoder.

8. Feedback

8.1. It is one of the main elements of the effective communication process as it allows the sender to analyze the efficacy of the message.

9. Noise

9.1. refers to the communication barrier or obstacles to effective communication