1. Plan the message carefully (Sender or

Source)

2. Create a clear and well-crafted message by

encoding a precise message that considers not

only the complete content, but also the

perspective of the receiver; how the message

will be perceived and received.

3. Choose the right channel that gives way to a

more efficient way of communicating:

4. Receive and interpret the message by

decoding clearly the content of the

communication.

5. Identify the noise, also known as Interference.

6. Determine the context that refers to the

environment surrounding the message.

7. Recognize feedback that helps determine if the

message is well understood.