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    Communication involves a cyclic process with four main stages: 1) Conceptualization where the sender develops an idea or message, 2) Channel Identification where the sender selects the appropriate medium to use, 3) Message Sending where the sender encodes and transmits the message, and 4) Decoding where the recipient receives and interprets the message. This process is depicted in a diagram showing how the message moves from sender to recipient and back again.

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    Communication involves a cyclic process with four main stages: 1) Conceptualization where the sender develops an idea or message, 2) Channel Identification where the sender selects the appropriate medium to use, 3) Message Sending where the sender encodes and transmits the message, and 4) Decoding where the recipient receives and interprets the message. This process is depicted in a diagram showing how the message moves from sender to recipient and back again.

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    Communication involves a cyclic process with four main stages: 1) Conceptualization where the sender develops an idea or message, 2) Channel Identification where the sender selects the appropriate medium to use, 3) Message Sending where the sender encodes and transmits the message, and 4) Decoding where the recipient receives and interprets the message. This process is depicted in a diagram showing how the message moves from sender to recipient and back again.

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    QUESTION ONE

    With the help of a diagram describes the process of communication.


    Communication can be defined as a process of passing information, ideas and concepts from one
    party to another through a specified medium or channel. The process of communication is a
    cyclic process that goes through the following stages.
    Stage 1: Conceptualization
    At this stage the idea or information or concept to be communicated is created and framed in the
    sender’s mind.
    Stage 2: Channel Identification
    At this stage the sender identifies the most appropriate and viable and available channel to
    communicate their message.
    Stage 3: Message Sending
    Once the most appropriate channel of communication is identified then the sender encodes their
    message and sends it via the channel.
    Stage 4: Decoding phase
    At this stage the recipient of the message receives and decodes the message and frames the
    appropriate response.

    Decoding of the Message


    message Conceptualization

    Channel/Medium
    Message Sending
    Identification

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