A process in which information flows in only one direction, from sender to receiver, with no feedback loop is referred to as
A) Decoding.
B) Centralized decision making.
C) One-way communication.
D) Decentralized communication.
E) Two-way communication.

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In one-way communication, information flows in only one direction, from the sender to the receiver, with no feedback loop. Examples include a manager that sends an e-mail message to a subordinate without asking for a response, or an employee that phones the information technology (IT) department and leaves a message requesting repairs for her computer.

A Process in Which Information Flows in Only One Direction