An Interpersonal Communication Network

question 73

Multiple Choice

An interpersonal communication network

• A) is an ongoing flow of verbal, written, and nonverbal messages between others.
• B) focuses on the individual and whether a specific message is received as intended.
• C) is a static process, involving one message at a time.
• D) focuses only on verbal communication and disregards nonverbal communication.

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Definitions:

Elites

Small, privileged groups holding significant power, wealth, or status within a society, often influencing decision-making and policy.

Pluralist Theory

Holds that power is widely dispersed. As a result, no group enjoys disproportionate influence, and decisions are usually reached through negotiation and compromise.

Heterogeneous Society

A community made up of individuals from diverse backgrounds, cultures, ethnicities, or beliefs.

Competing Interests

Situations where multiple parties have conflicting objectives, goals, or desires.