The verbal and nonverbal messages used by receivers to indicate reactions to communication are called a. modalities. b. interactions. c. feedback. d. noise.

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Abdullah Walter

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25 June, 08:27

The verbal and nonverbal messages used by receivers to indicate reactions to communication are called a. modalities. b. interactions. c. feedback. d. noise.

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Sofia Davis · Answer 1

Answer: C. feedback

Explanation:

Communication is simply the exchange of idea and information between a sender and a receiver i. e two people. Receivers are active absorbers of information, there is an expected reaction to what the sender of the information is saying or passing across; which are either verbal or non verbal. For example; a sigh, smile etc. This reaction or response from the person receiving the information is called a feedback.

Mcbride · Answer 2

Feedback

Explanation:

Feedback refers to reactions from audience in a communication setting. This reactions may be positive or negative.