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eight components in communication processes Message sender/encoder Encoding (编码）(the sender’s process of putting a message into a signal) message medium/channel Decoding （解码） Message receiver/decoder (the process of interpreting the signal from the sender) noise Feedback (p. 35, noise: not only refers to the physical noise, but also includes cultural differences/different worldviews and other disturbances) Watch a video clip Background inform: Jonathan and Sara had a short-lived romance and Jonathan was keen to keep the relationship. The video is about the scene before their departure. 1. In the movie, how many things did Sara do in order to test fate? And what are they? What do you think of these behaviors? Why did their communication fail? 1. Jonathan wrote his name on a $5 bill and Sara used the money; 2. Sara wanted to write her name and numbers inside a book and sell it to a used bookstore; 3. If they randomly picked the same floor by pressing the same lift button, they are meant to be together. Bad com: Sender sends a message:but the recipient : is unlikely to receive the message Noise, or disturbance in their com: Their different outlooks to life （不同的生活态度） led to the breakdown of the communication Jonathan: thinks happiness and love is in our own hands Sara: strongly believes in destiny (命运） Dou Weilin: Introduction to ICC Dou Weilin: Introduction to ICC Dou Weilin: Introduction to ICC Dou Weilin: Introduction to ICC Chapter 2 Communication and Culture 2012/8/18 * Dou Weilin: Introduction to ICC functions of communication and culture; components of communication and culture; characteristics of communication and culture. main contents 2012/8/18 * Dou Weilin: Introduction to ICC Relation between communication and culture “Communication is culture, and culture is communication” (Hall,1977, p.14) How we communicate and what is “said” through our communication helps define