The Interactional Model of Communication

In the second of a three-part series on fundamental communication models, this video explains the "interactional model" developed by Wilbur Schramm. An evolved version of the transmission model, the interactional model highlights the importance of the audience's role in communication as a participant, as well as the role of context in a communicative act.

[@HABIMANAJeanClaude]

Thank you for wonderful tutorial! Very supportive!

[@stephenklien]

You are very welcome! Glad this video was helpful. 😄

[@panashesketches]

Lovely video Zimbabwean student here love your work would be grateful if you would shine light on the weaknesses of these models ❤️🇿🇼

[@bethanjames7853]

Thank you! Really helpful for my essay on communication.

[@stephenklien]

You are very welcome!

[@ritchmondjamestajarros4439]

what if a boy "ghosting" a girl (suddenly stopped communicating with her, ignoring her calls and private messages). is the communication process still complete? or no? thankyouu

[@thelawsless]

You should be able to get an answer if you read the 5 axioms of communication (watzlawick). The first and the fourth should answer your question.

[@hassn7750]

I like it even though I graduated from uni 20 years ago. thanks

[@gautamudayabhanu7424]

Sir, as always the video is amazing. If possible can you please help us understand the difference between two interactional models, namely Osgood Schramms and Helical Model?

[@AUGUSTERGOLD]

Thank you

[@stephenklien]

You're very welcome!

[@justicechereni7089]

Well explained

[@gautamudayabhanu7424]

Sir, have you written any book on communication? If you have please mention the name as a reply. I would love to purchase it.

[@missscah]

Sir, how do you do the red circle highlighterrrr

[@stephenklien]

I use Camtasia Studio to edit my videos, and that's one of the animation options.

[@dhiary5089]

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