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Based on a movie or television show, describe an interaction between two characters that is linear and transactional in nature. For the linear model, explain how the sender and receiver's channels, environment, and noise impact the exchange. For the transactional model, explain how feedback, the fluidity of communication, and the relational nature of communication impact the exchange.

Activity: Statements About Communication

Interview a friend or family member and ask him or her what he or she thinks of one of the following statements and how this statement impacts relationships. Do not tell your interviewee that these are myths or facts about communication. Instead, record his or her perceptions about the statement and discuss whether you agree or disagree with his or her views.

Communication does not always require understanding.

Communication is not always a good thing.

No single person or event causes another's reaction.

Communication will not solve all problems.

Meanings are in people, not words.

Communication is not simple.

More communication is not always better.

Activity: Communicating When

Donaghue, Erin. 2007. Communication now part of the cure: Movement has begun to help doctors listen and patients understand. USA Today, July 25:7D.

This article outlines the problems that sick people have in communicating with medical professionals. Whether it is confusing medical jargon or doctors who don’t listen, patients see good communication as a part of good patient care. Due to the efforts of patient advocates patients can access data that rates a hospital's quality of care, including the quality of their communication. A government website (hospitalcompare.hhs.gov) houses the results of a nationally standardized patient satisfaction surve

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