Question: dyadic communication

Answer: communication between two people, as in a conversation

Question: small group communication

Answer: communication involving a small number of people who can see and speak directly with one another, as in a business meeting

Question: mass communication

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Question: public speaking

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Question: source

Answer: the person who creates a message also called a sender. the speaker transforms ideas and thoughts into messages and sends them to a receiver or audience.

Question: encoding

Answer: the process of organizing a message, choosing words and sentence structure, and verbalizing the message.

Question: receiver

Answer: the recipient of the sources message; may be an individual or a group of people

Question: decoding

Answer: the process of interpreting a message

Question: feedback

Answer: audience response to a message, which can be conveyed both verbally and nonverbally through gestures. often indicates whether a speakers message has been understood

Question: message

Answer: the content of the communication process-thoughts and ideas put into meaningful expressions. can be expressed verbally (through the sentences and points of a speech) and nonverbally (through eye contact and gestures)