The message that a source originally encodes and the meaning that a receiver ultimately decodes:
A)contain circular feedback.
B)may be different because of noise.
C)are usually exactly the same.
D)rarely are similar because of feedback.
E)are collectively termed the medium of transmission.

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Noise can interfere with the message being transmitted, causing the receiver to interpret it differently than intended. Therefore, the message and meaning may not be the same.

The Message That a Source Originally Encodes and the Meaning