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According to the transactional model of communication, C. the channel through which they transmit messages is what influences more the message of the participants.

Having a face to face conversation is not the same as talking on the phone or messaging, so communication channels can interfere in the way a receiver understands the message of the sender. Their experiences and knowledge can also influence in the process of communication but that can vary depending on every sender and receiver.

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