When the Sender of a Message Encodes a Message, It

question 59

Multiple Choice

When the sender of a message encodes a message, it means that the sender is

• A) translating his or her thoughts and feelings into words.
• B) encrypting the message based on inferences, leading to misunderstandings.
• C) distorting the message by adding noise to it.
• D) not focusing on the receiver's viewpoint.

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