Answer:
(1) Mass Communication - The President of the United States speaks to the nation in a radio address.
(2) Interpersonal Communication - A math student talks himself through the steps for solving an equation.
(3) Public Communication - A professor leads a literature discussion on Shakespeare's Othello
(4) Interpersonal Coomunication - A husband and wife enjoy an elaborate anniversary dinner.
(5) Small group Communication - Three friends meet to discuss plans for the party.
Explanation:
Public communication by nature connects the large audience at large, it usually happens in events where face to face interaction occurs with the audience who may ask the presenter questions on his presentation such as academic conference and gathering. It is such that entails a message that is aimed for the general public and not individuals. The presenter must be able to grab the attention of the audience. In delivering in public, you must make sure that the audience will understand your speech and be able to walk home with some knowledge and understanding. An example of public communication is where a motivational speaker delivers some speeches to his audience at a public event thereby passing a message to a large no of people. Public Communication may sometimes be difficult, and this is usually the case when the presenter has limited time to deliver. An example of public communication is where a student needs to deliver public speaking at a conference. Another example is where A professor leads a literature discussion on Shakespeare's Othello
Mass communication is a form of distributing or passing information or messages to a large group of anonymous people and organizations at large. It is usually through Journalism like broadcast on Radio, Television. It can be through Entertainment like music, videos, movies. It could also be through Sport. It can also be through Publishing books, advertising, Marketing, Media, Video games, Social Media, Campaigning. Another example is where the President of the United States speaks to the nation in a radio address.
Interpersonal communication is a way of communicating information between two or more people who are knowledgeable about each other, for example between husband and wife, mother and daughter, couples, spouses. It is by nature between people and not to the public. It could also be between small groups of people like friends or family. It is usually a face to face communication. Examples of interpersonal communication is phone conversation, email conversation or letter writing conversation etc Interpersonal communication is usually convenes through verbal communication and commonly used interpersonal communication by saying words to one another while nonverbal use of interpersonal communication is where the people involved communicate or convene their message in gesture or body language without the public awareness, for example by facial expression. Another example is where two people who interdependent on each other pass information to each other e.g. where A husband and wife enjoy an elaborate anniversary dinner.
Small group communication is a form of passing information or message between more than two people face to face. It happens where at least three people involved in communicating information to one another and usually not more than twelve to fifteen people. They usually come together to give a solution to a given task, For example, a group work in the school or at work not less than two and not more than twelve or fifteen. They come together to brainstorm and deliberate on a difficult task and make a report and every report must be a contribution of all the team members. Another example is where three friends meet to discuss plans for the class party.