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1. Lasswell's model is simple, in. In contrast Schramm's model is more specific.
2. Both Lasswell's model and Shannon-Weaver's model are one-way (unidirectional/linear) models.
3. Shannon-Weaver's model mentions the noise in communication, unlike Lasswell's model.
4. Whereas Lasswell's and Shannon-Weaver's models are expressed in one direction, Schramm's model has no direction.
5. Lasswell's model is similar to Shannon-Weaver's model because they are both model one-way communication.
6. Shannon-Weaver's and Schramm's models include the expression signal, however. Lasswell's model, however, doesn't use signal.
7. Lasswell's model has specific questions whereas Shannon-Weaver's model expresses the steps of communication with words.
8. Both Shannon-Weaver's and Schramm's models analyze communication mechanically.
9. Lasswell's model is abstract, but Shannon-Weaver's and Schramm's models are concrete in describing communication.
10. In contrast to Lassell's and Schramm's models, Shannon-Weaver's model uses the common area between the two parts of the models.
11. Lasswell's model focuses on people while Shannon-Weaver's and Schramm's models are like encoding forms.
12. In the same way, Lasswell's and Shannon-Weaver's models are based on the concept of transmission.
13. Whereas Considering the different aspects of the three models showed in the lectures, we could infer that the development of mass communication was pari-passu.
14. In contrast to Schramm's model, Lasswell's and Shannon-Weaver's models emphasize teh linear communication process. That is, the message in these models flows in one direction.