In the Communication Process,the Person for Whom the Message Is

question 93

Multiple Choice

In the communication process,the person for whom the message is intended,is known as the:

• A)Sender
• B)Encoder
• C)Noise
• D)Medium
• E)Receiver

Recognize the importance of grit and self-efficacy in long-term goal achievement.

Understand the psychological need to belong and its implications for behavior.

Appreciate the complexities of dietary behavior, including the effects of variety and social settings on food consumption.

Understand the basic concepts of embryonic development, including the types and roles of germ layers.

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Definitions:

Attributes

Qualities, characteristics, or features that are regarded as inherent parts of someone or something.

Rules

Guidelines or principles governing behavior or procedural conduct.

Behavior-Reinforcement Belief Expectancy

A concept in psychology that suggests an individual's belief in the likelihood of receiving reinforcement for a behavior influences the expectancy and motivation to perform that behavior.

Contiguity

The state of being close together in time or space, often used in psychology to describe the association between two stimuli or events.