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Systems theory helps us understand that

Systems theory helps us understand that
a. the transactional communication model is static.
b. a change in any aspect (source, receiver, context, channel, etc.) of the system has a potential influence on all other aspects of the system.
c. a change in any aspect (source, receiver, context, channel, etc.) of the system does not influence any other aspect of the system.
d. all elements of the communication model are distinct and unique.

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Interpersonal Communication: Relating to Others, Canadian Edition

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Authors: Beebe, Beebe, Redmond, Salem-Wiseman

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