I believe the answer is A. <span> decoding a message exactly the same way as it was encoded by the speaker
In understanding stage, the listener already received all the data/information that given by the speaker. After this happen, the listener will decipher the data by associating them with their personal knowledge and experience in order to understand the full context of the speaker's message</span>
<span>The Battle of
Stalingrad (February 1943) was an important victory for Allied forces during
the World War II for two main reasons: it was the first major loss for Germans
and it put an end to their further advances into Eastern Europe and Russia. </span>
The purpose of a production possibilities graph is to... uses its resources to make the most goods and services.
<span>The right answer is "A store owner gives elaborate street directions to Madison Square Garden to a gentleman from Wisconsin". A message tuning is one of the 5 communication biases; message distortion, perspective-taking failures, indirect speech acts, biased interpretations and message tuning. The
message tuning refers to a message that is adapted to be understood by a
particular recipient, when both have the same knowledge base. <span>In
this example, giving direction to reach a place implies using a
language already known (streets, avenues or nomenclature) but adapting
it so that someone who is not familiar with the place understands it.
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