Communication scholars have developed three different models that can be used to analyze interactions: the action, interaction, and transaction models.
What elements do these models have in common? How are they different? Although the transaction model is the most complete and widely used, consider
situations in which it might be useful to analyze an interaction using either the action or interaction model; and identify two different examples, justifying your
choices.
When you answer this question, be sure to break it apart and answer ALL of the questions asked. Here is a bullet list of the questions asked:
- What elements do these models have in common?
- How are they different?
- consider situations in which it might be useful to analyze an interaction using either the action or interaction model
- identify two different examples, justifying your choices.
