Who or what has primary control of the salience of a message?
A) the listener
B) the speaker
C) the context
D) the environment
E) none of the options is correct

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The speaker has primary control of the salience of a message because they choose the words, tone, and emphasis, which determine what aspects of the message are highlighted or made most noticeable to the audience.

Who or What Has Primary Control of the Salience of a Message