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Lisaclaire

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List and briefly describe the five components of communication.

Question 2

During his presentation Michael said, Let me now review the two possible solutions we've discussed so far. He has used a verbal signpost to help his audience recognize the organization of and key points in his presentation.
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

a. The communication need is an event that creates the need to communicate.
b. The sender creates the message, selects the medium, determines objectives, analyzes the audience, and interprets the context.
c. The message is the information that needs to be communicated.
d. The audience is the receiver of the message.
e. The response has to do with the audience interpreting the message and continuing the communication process.

Answer to Question 2

True



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