The Verbal Communication Functions of Repeating, Contradicting, Substituting, and Complementing

question 33

True/False

The verbal communication functions of repeating, contradicting, substituting, and complementing may all contribute to effective communication in the process of dialogue by helping to ensure that the sender's intended message is indeed the same as the receiver's understood message.

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