The Encoding-Decoding Process Is Generally More Effective When Both Parties

question 61

Multiple Choice

The encoding-decoding process is generally more effective when both parties:

• A) have a diverse set of skills and capabilities.
• B) differ in their level of expertise and knowledge.
• C) have uncommon knowledge and expertise in the topic of discussion.
• D) are skilled in using the selected communication channel.
• E) have formed perceptions and varying beliefs about interpersonal communication.

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