Decoding and Encoding

Part of the communication process that depends on the ‘medium’ skills of the receiver as also on the quality of encoding of the sender is ...

• decoding

• encoding

• medium

• sending

• feedback

The communication process of translating the thoughts/ideas into appropriate messages, using the medium that is shared between the sender and the receiver is ...

• decoding

• encoding

• message

• feedback

• receiving

It is the process of converting the message into symbols such as words, actions, or other perceivable forms that the speaker understands.

• Receiver

• Decoding

• Encoding

• Message

The process of interpreting the encoded message of the speaker by the receiver.

• Decoding

• Encoding

• Context

• Communication

Depending on the presence or absence of the remaining three lines, up to seven different arrangements were susceptible and, therefore, seven different encodings. Today, twenty-nine white lines ^making more than half a billion encodings possible.

• NO CHANGE

• which make

• to make

• make

Depending on the presence or absence of the remaining three lines, up to seven different arrangements were ^susceptible and, therefore, seven different encodings. Today, twenty-nine white lines making more than half a billion encodings possible.

• NO CHANGE

• responsible

• possible

• capable

"Ramon thinks of how to disagree politely." Which part of the communication process is taking place?

• Generating

• Encoding

• Transmitting

• Decoding

Nica tries to understand the Morse code sent by Mark. Which part of the communication process is taking place?

• Generating

• Encoding

• Transmitting

• Decoding

It is the process to converts those words into thought to understand the message.

• Encoding

• Decoding

• Message

The process of interpreting the encoded message of the speaker by the receiver

• Message

• Decoding

• Encoding