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    Question # 1: briefy explain the three theories o communication suggested

    by Mary Munter?

    Answer:

    Denition :

    1! the imparting or exchanging o inormation by spea"ing writing or

    using some other medium$! the act or process o using words sounds signs or beha%iors to

    express or exchange inormation or to express your ideas thoughts

    eelings etc! to someone else! &1'! (y and large )ommunication *rom +atin comm,nic-re meaning .to

    share./ is a purposeul acti%ity o

    exchanging inormationand meaningacross space and time using

    %arious technical or natural means whiche%er is a%ailable or preerred!

    &$

    0eed 2mportance o communication:

    (y considering all the denition on must thin" that why there is the need

    importance o communication! 3hough it is %ery %ital or anyone to ha%e a

    proper communication or his4her needs! 2t help us to de%elop a "nowledge

    based ci%ili5ed society that can transmit rom one generation to another! And

    to be a social organi5ation one must be the part o proper communication!

    2n general communication gets more importance to human society andorgani5ations and to business specically! 6eople are hired their ser%ices are

    rendered! 6olicies are prepared implemented learned and perormed! 3here

    is no practical way which ma"es these happening possible without proper

    communication!

    3heories o communication:

    3he theories o communication dened by Mary Munter are as ollows7

    1! 8lectronic 3heory

    $! 9ocial 8n%ironment 3heory'! &hetorical 3heory

    8lectronic 3heory:

    ne %ery infuential theory is called the mathematical or

    electronic theory o communication!

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    3his idea emphasi5ed the technical probelsms o trnamistting a

    message or a sender to a recei%er 2t is based on uses the languages electronics!

    3he message begins with the inormation sources the mind o the

    sender who spea"s a message encodes it into words or action and

    sentences!

    3he message can be anything a written note or saying o words a mar" on

    piece o paper or sound wa%es that tra%el through a proper channel! ;here it

    is distorted by either typing or noise and in the end it reaches the recei%er

    and recei%er decodes the message!

    Message

    =recei%er> in

    communication gi%en by this theory and the possible intererence! And also

    the accuracy aspect o communication is emphasi5ed by this theory!

    3he useulness o electronic theory is limited as people are not machines!

    (ut one can possibly design a perect accurate electronic communication

    system!

    1! 6reoccupation$! 0ew techniue or impro%ing our writing and spea"ing s"ill

    Audience

    As

    =recei%er>

    )ommunicator

    As

    =9ender>

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    8%eryone has a dened roles and obs and under such role and obs one must

    communicate within a certain social en%ironment! And one can practice

    policies!

    And to any unwritten or pre@described rules li"e who how when and what it

    is appropriate or us to communicate with in a certain organi5ation!

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    9ome o the problems need to be highlighted

    )ommunication is in general complicated

    2ndi%iduals might ha%e diFerent expectations when they start a

    con%ersation no matter what context Missing common ground ma"es it sometimes dicult to communicate

    with each othe 9ome people brea" the =rules> e!g! ignore non%erbal clues or

    intercultural communication principles deliberately &'

    &hetorical theory:

    3he last theory which is dened by Mary Munter which denes that

    communication is not a one sided process is multidimensional and multi

    responsi%e!

    ne can be a sender can also be a recei%er and %ice %ersa! And message can

    also be response and response can also be a message!

    &hetorical theory pro%ides an important addition to communication process

    or any business organi5ation! ne can be so in%ol%es in the accuracy o the

    message ad orget the other infuencing and crucial %ariable which can

    produce the desired response!

    3he importance o response which incorporates the idea rom electronic

    theory and situation orm social theory the below model shows that thecommunication i circular not linear!

    3o diFerentiate the business communication with other communication you

    should consider the circular uality o your communication and the

    eFecti%eness depends on the uality o result you achie%e

    Message

    )ommunicator Audience

    &esponse

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    8n%ironment

    Aristotle was the rst who addressed the problem o communication and attempted

    to wor" out a theory that is "nown as =&hetorical theory>! 2n which emphasis is

    placed on both parties clearly understanding the message in the communication

    ater the circular communication process &G

    ;hy is it more important than two other theories o communication?

    3hird set o theorists add more dimensions to our understanding o the

    communication process:

    )ommunication is not linear but circular7 not ust sending a message to be

    recei%ed but producing

    a response7 not static but dynamic!

    H &hetorical theorists pro%ide an important addition to a communication model or

    business

    communicators

    Many people caught up in the accuracy orget third crucial %ariable producing the

    desired response

    orm their audience! &I

    &eernece

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