1.Communication
is the exchange of meanings between individuals through a common
system
of symbols. (I.A.Richards).
2.The
transmission of information, ideas attitudes, or emotion from one person or
group to another or others primarily through symbols.
(Theodorson
and Theordorson)
3.Communication
is the transmission and interchange of facts, ideas, feeling or course of action.
(Leland Brown)
4.Communication
is a social interaction through messages ( Grabner, 1967)
5.The
interchange of thoughts or
information
to bring about mutual understanding and
confidence
or good human relation. (American society of Training Directors).
6.‘One mind affecting another’ (Claude
Shannon)
7.‘The mechanism through which human
relations exist and develop’ (Wilbur Schramm)
8.‘Transmission of stimuli’ (Colin
Cherry)
9.Communication is the sum of all
the things one person does when he wants to createunderstanding in the mind of
another. It is a bridge of meaning. It involves a systematic and continuous
process of telling, listening and understanding. (Louis Allen)
10 Communication refers to the act
by one or more persons, of sending and receiving messages distorted by noise,
within a context, with some effect and with some opportunity for feedback
(Joseph A.Devito)
The definitions given here indicate
the following facts:
·A world without communication is unthinkable
·A world without communication is unthinkable
·Communication
is a complex process
·Communication
is essential for human relationships and progress
·Human
mind, body and physical conditions are vital components of communication
·A
common symbol system is essential for communication
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