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| someone who transmits a message |
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| the person to whom a message is directed |
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| a response from the receiver indicating whether a message has been received in its intended form |
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| Deciding how to send a message based on what you know |
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| the mental proccess in receiver-senders use to create meaning from language |
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| could be sleepiness, hunger pains, pre-occupations |
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| could be the sound of a snowplow outside the window. |
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| expressed in spoken words |
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| the medium by which the message is delivered and received |
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| emotion or feelings associated with a word |
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| a word's objective description or meaning |
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| is only understood by people familiar with the subject. |
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| Hearing or doing two things at once and not paying good attention is |
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