A)sender b)receiver c)message d)medium i)brain ii)electro magnetic impulses iii)the central nervous system iv)sensory

Rucha rajesh shingvekar

Sender - sensory organs receiver - brain message - electro magnetic impulses medium - the central nervous system Communication plays an important role in everyone‘s life. It is the process of passing information and understanding from one person to another. The process of communication involves different elements. Elements of Communication Sender: The process of communication is initiated by the sender of the message, who is the source of information, thought, or an idea which is then encoded in a way that can be understood by both the sender and the receiver. The sender uses his sensory organs to process the message. Message: A message can be a group of symbols that is meaningful. It is a sensory input carried as electromagnetic impulses by axons, neurons, dendrites to the brain where it triggers a chemical reaction to process it as per the physical and psychological make-up of the receiver. Receiver: The receiver on the other end has to be ready for receiving the message so that it can be decoded into its own views. It is the receiver who interprets the meaning and information sent by the sender. The receiver processes the message in the brain to understand it. Medium: It is one of the most significant elements of the communication process. The central nervous system consisting of the brain and the spinal cord is the medium through which the message is transmitted between the sender and the receiver. Feedback: The response given by the receiver to the message of the sender is known as feedback. Communication is a two-way process, without the element of feedback any discussion on the process of communication is incomplete. Hence, it is clear from the given points that the sender uses his sensory organs to process a message in the form of electromagnetic impulses which are then processed by the brain of the receiver.