A Difference Between Interpersonal Communication and Mass Communication Is That

question 34

Multiple Choice

A difference between interpersonal communication and mass communication is that:

• A)​noise level is high in interpersonal communication, whereas it is low in mass communication.
• B)reception level is high in interpersonal communication, whereas it is low in mass communication.
• C)senders receive indirect feedback in interpersonal communication, whereas they receive direct feedback in mass communication.
• D)​in interpersonal communication, a company does not know the people with whom it is trying to communicate, whereas in mass communication, a company knows the people personally.

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