Understanding the Impact of Message Creation on Communication Processes
The process of communication begins with creating a message, which can significantly influence how it is received. Messages, conveyed through words, signs, or sounds, are interpreted by receivers based on the sender's delivery. Littlejohn (2018) emphasizes the importance of how senders initiate communication as it affects how messages are understood. The interaction between parties shapes the message's reception, subject to interpretation by the receiver. Consequently, senders must be mindful of their communication approach to ensure effective message delivery.
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The creation of a message is the beginning of the communication process. It is vital to understand from the start how a message can be affected. Littlejohn (2018) states, a message is created by a sender and passed to the receiver and the message can be in the form of words, signs, and sounds. The message sent is affected by the way the two parties relate (p.403). Littlejohn reveals the importance of understanding how one can affect the communication process by how they initiate communication. Depending on what a sender says or does, the receiver will understand the message in a certain way. The message can be open to interpretation by the receiver, so the sender must be conscious of what they say and how they say it.
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The creation of a message is the beginning of the communication process. It is vital to understand from the start how a message can be affected. Littlejohn (2018) states, a message is created by a sender and passed to the receiver and the message can be in the form of words, signs, and sounds. The message sent is affected by the way the two parties relate (p.403). Littlejohn reveals the importance of understanding how one can affect the communication process by how they initiate communication. Depending on what a sender says or does, the receiver will understand the message in a certain way. The message can be open to interpretation by the receiver, so the sender must be conscious of what they say and how they say it.
