Explain The Communication Cycle And Tuckman's Stages Of Group Interaction

In this written presentation, I am going to discuss two of the theories of communication which are the communication cycle and Tuckman’s stages of group interaction, what the stages that occur in these theories and how they are being used in a care working environment.
The Communication Cycle
Michael Argy is the man that made the communication cycle more know is and he suggest that interpersonal communication is a skill that everyone can be learned and developed just as if someone is learning how to drive a car.
The communication cycle is one of the most important communications in care work because it involves the care worker and the service user building their ideas from each other so that they can understand what is the problem. With this is theory, it tells us that good communication is the process of active listening and understanding. Here is the communication cycle diagram and there are six stages that you should know about. They are:

The Communication Cycle
The first stage of would be idea occur because if the service user is using signs with their hand that could make the doctors and nurse think that they are using sign language. That’s where the message is coded and the doctors can send for a sign language specialist where the message sent to. After the message is received so that the sign language specialist can come in and then decoded the message that the service user and then explain the problem that the service user is having, to the doctors. So now the doctors will find out what the service users problem where the message will be understood. This is where the cycle can be finally completed and now can continue and finally under that