When You and Your Friend Make Faces at Each Other

question 72

Multiple Choice

When you and your friend make faces at each other during a class lecture it is an example of

• A) miscommunication.
• B) verbal communication.
• C) nonverbal communication.
• D) encoded communication.

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Definitions:

Communications Programs

Structured plans that outline the advertising, promotions, and other marketing efforts designed to communicate with a target audience.

Traditional Media

Refers to the means of mass communication that existed before the advent of digital media, including television, radio, newspapers, and magazines.

Product Innovations

The introduction of a new or significantly improved good or service that adds value or solves a problem for consumers.

Special Events

Activities or occurrences designed to celebrate, commemorate, or mark a particular happening or tradition.