A speaker transmits a message through two channels:
A)visual and nonverbal.
B)voice and inflection.
C)visual and auditory.
D)auditory and source.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The speaker transmits the message through both the visual and auditory channels, as they are communicating through both body language and vocal cues. Nonverbal cues could be included in the visual channel, but the auditory channel would still be necessary for the transmission of vocal inflection and tone. Similarly, the voice and inflection option only covers the auditory channel and omits the important visual cues that speakers use to convey meaning. The source channel is not a recognized channel of communication.

A Speaker Transmits a Message Through Two Channels