The Difference Between the Transmission and the Feedback Phases of Communication

question 102

Multiple Choice

The difference between the transmission and the feedback phases of communication is that in the

• A)transmission phase, communication requires a medium.
• B)feedback phase, the receiver becomes a sender.
• C)transmission phase, communication requires encoding.
• D)feedback phase, the sender transmits a message.

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Definitions:

Income

Money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments.

GDP

Gross Domestic Product is an indicator of a country's economic health, signifying the aggregate value of all goods and services made within a certain timeframe.

Income

The amount of money received by an individual or entity, typically through work, investments, or other sources over a certain period.

Saving

The portion of income not spent on current consumption, but rather set aside for future use, often by depositing in financial institutions or investing.