When the sender of a message encodes a message, it means that the sender is: Que

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When the sender of a message encodes a message, it means that the sender is:

Question 7 options:

translating his or her thoughts and feelings into words.

encrypting the message based on inferences, leading to misunderstandings.

distorting the message by adding noise to it.

not focusing on the receiver's viewpoint.

Which of the following statements is true of feedback?

Question 3 options:

Feedback does not take the form of words.

Feedback is used to eliminate noise.

Feedback is the main source of noise.

Feedback may take the form of behavior.

A)

translating his or her thoughts and feelings into words.

B)

encrypting the message based on inferences, leading to misunderstandings.

C)

distorting the message by adding noise to it.

D)

not focusing on the receiver's viewpoint.

Explanation / Answer

ANS:

When the sender of a message encodes a message, it means that the sender is:

A)

Translating his or her thoughts and feelings into words.

Which of the following statements is true of feedback?

D)

Feedback may take the form of behavior.

A)

Translating his or her thoughts and feelings into words.

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