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What is the main difference between Schramm’s interaction model of communication and the
action model that came before it?
A. The interaction model views communication as a circular process involving feedback.
B. The interaction model emphasizes the role of context.
C. The interaction model recognizes that feedback is often simultaneous.
D. The interaction model does not include the element of noise.

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Communicating for Success

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Authors: Hamilton, Creel

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