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Summary Of Dr. Angela Feekery

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The following is a reflective summary of Dr. Angela Feekery 's Lecture on communication foundation. Good communication techniques results in intended outcomes being acheived, makes connections and builds relationships, demonstrates professionalism, empathy, awareness and concerns for others. Furthermore, good listeners are open, approachable and support others.
Feekery covers types of communication, such as the four core types, intrapersonal, interpersonal, public, and mass.
Communication models Feekery refers to are that of Lasswell’s, a simple and linear model, Shannon and Weaver, which adds noise, Berlo 's SMCR, this model 'unpacks ' these models and concepts in greater detail, Dance 's helix spiral, is a dynamic model with focus on

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