CMA Foundation · Fundamentals of Business Laws and Business Communication · Process of Communication
In the sequence of communication elements, the stage that comes immediately after the sender encodes the message is:
After encoding, the message is transmitted through a channel. The usual sequence is ideation, encoding, transmission, receiving, decoding and finally feedback, so decoding happens only after the message reaches the receiver.
- AFeedback
- BDecoding
- CTransmission through a channelCorrect
- DIdeation
Explanation
The usual order is ideation, encoding, transmission through a channel, receiving, decoding and feedback. After encoding, the message is sent through a medium. Decoding comes later at the receiver's end.
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