The Key Element of Structure in Communication Refers to

question 66

Multiple Choice

The key element of structure in communication refers to

• A) the information itself.
• B) the way in which you arrange the content of a message into a coherent message.
• C) the symbolic nature of human language.
• D) the circumstances and setting in which communication occurs.
• E) the ways in which you understand and interpret messages from others.

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Definitions:

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