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8. Communication. The communications model is called SMR for sender–message–receiver. All three are necessary. Sending by itself does not work, nor does receiving by itself. In true communications, sender and receiver exchange positions at a rapid rate—communicating and proofing the message as sender and receiver. In the end, resulting action indicates what was communicated. Hopefully, equitable mutual understanding was reached. |
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8. Communication Period of achievement. Ordain: Mean. [Pre-conception] |
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Language of Proof |
Stimulus Sender |
Decision Message |
Effect Receiver |
| Encode See relationship. |
Will Extends value. |
Precept Terms accept language. |
Form Respondent perceives form. |
| Infer Prefer meaning. |
Extend Choose to communicate. |
Concept Language expresses meaning. |
Connect Content defines message. |
| Map Build structure. |
Inception Finds information value. |
Message Meaning is created. |
Function Terms decide meaning. |
| Apply Validate connection. |
Intent Value perceives form. |
Means A medium is available. |
Correlate Meaning accepted in context. |
| Prove Give credit. |
Define Form defines content. |
Transmit Message is sent. |
Congruence Contexts are congruent. |
| Solve Choose wisely. |
Content Content decides terms. |
Correspond A respondent is found. |
Equity Congruence creates equity. |
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