The means by which the message is carried from its origin to the recipient is called:
A) feedback.
B) encoding.
C) communication.
D) the channel.

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The channel refers to the medium or method used to transmit the message from sender to receiver, such as email, phone, face-to-face conversation, or written letter. Feedback (A) refers to the response or reaction of the receiver to the message, encoding (B) refers to the process of translating the message into a code or language that can be understood by the receiver, and communication (C) is the overall process of exchanging information between sender and receiver.

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