1.
Sender
As a sender, you decide what content your message will have and to whom you will address it.
2.
Transmitter
You choose the way you will convey your message: whether it will be a face-to-face conversation, an email, or a phone call, and in this way your message is encoded.
3.
Channel, which is affected by noise
Your message is on its way to the receiver, and during this time it is exposed to noise, which can be the influence of other people who may change your message or distort the source of information.
4.
Receiver
The message you sent is decoded so that it can be received by the addressee.
5.
Destination
The message you sent is received. At this point, it is important to obtain feedback from the message addressee to verify any ambiguities.
