The aspect of communication that focuses on WHAT is said, including new information, ideas, and suggested actions, is referred to as _____.
A) content
B) relational
C) intention
D) implication
E) context

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Content refers to the specific message, information, or ideas conveyed in communication. It is the tangible, verbal aspect of communication that can be analyzed and understood. Relational communication addresses the relationship between participants, intention focuses on why something is said, implication refers to what is suggested or implied beyond the surface-level message, and context encompasses the larger situation in which communication occurs.

The Aspect of Communication That Focuses on WHAT Is Said