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Scenario: You are attending a town council meeting where you meet community leader Fran Richardson who is influential in the transportation business. You and Richardson obviously have a lot in common and your conversation is animated and friendly. As a manager in an engineering firm, you know that Richardson could be a valuable contact. Your conversation is interrupted with the start of the meeting. Richardson says to you, “Let’s meet for lunch. I’ll call you soon.” Students will respond to the following:
Apply the transactional communication model to the above scenario, when you met community leader Fran Richardson. Using each of the model’s elements:
- Explain each component of the transactional communication model.
- Assess how each element listed below influences the interpretation of a message’s meaning:
- Sender
- Receiver
- Channel
- Message
- Feedback
- Noise
- Context
- Simultaneous and Continuous
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