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?

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:
1. What elements do these models have in common?
2. How are they different?
3. consider situations in which it might be useful to analyze an interaction using either the action or interaction model
4. identify two different examples, justifying your choices.

It is also important to know that when you are writing at the college level, you need to write in complete sentences, using correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling. Doing this will make your response show complete thought processes. Your answer should show your knowledge of the concepts and the textual material that was learned.

Since this is your first assessment response, I’ll start you off.

The action, interaction, and transaction models have some elements in common. These elements include….. Although these models do have some elements in common, they also have several differences which include….. Each model serves a unique purpose in communication and I agree that the transactional model is a more widely used model; however, I can think of a few situations where the action model and the interaction model are used to successfully communicate. First, the action model…….. Next, the interaction model……
Where the “….” are is where you write your information to support the statement made. I hope this helps!
Your grade for this assessment will be based on whether you answered all of the questions asked AND the extent of your knowledge to support your ideas. Spelling, grammar, etc., will also be taken into account.