In the linear and interactive models, people for whom a message is intended are a. contexts. b. receivers. c. listeners. d. channels.

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Marie Kidd

Social Studies

5 January, 09:23

In the linear and interactive models, people for whom a message is intended are a. contexts. b. receivers. c. listeners. d. channels.

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Colton Christensen · Answer 1

In the linear and interactive models, people for whom a message is intended are receivers.

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In an interactive model, communication is often two-way and renders encoding and decoding from both sides. The receiver receives the message and decodes it to understand it. Once he understands it completely, he encodes a message of his own and uses it to reply to the message that he had received. In a linear model, the receiver is not obliged or required to reply to the sender.