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Question 1

The message transfer model of communication portrays human communication as a(n) ___________ process.
◦ interactive
◦ linear
◦ circular
◦ simultaneous

Question 2

The social information-processing theory explains how __________.
◦ information about society is conveyed to the public by the mass media
◦ family members convey essential information to one another through e-mail
◦ information about social groups learned online is used to form opinions that affect communication with those groups.
◦ we can communicate relational and emotional messages to others via e-mail and other electronic means.
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