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Bobby: "I got a new bat!" Jan: "That's great, I can't wait to see you swing it at the game next Satu

Bobby: "I got a new bat!" Jan: "That's great, I can't wait to see you swing it at the game next Saturday." Bobby: "Uh, I don't think I'll be swinging this bat -- his name is Del and he lives in my attic." This exchange between Bobby and Jan best illustrates which principle of communication?
A) Communication is ambiguous.
B) Communication is purposeful.
C) Communication is punctuated.
D) Communication is a package of signals.

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Essentials of Human Communication

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You have a choice in life, run it yourself. Or abandon freedom and let others do it for you.

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Best forum on the planet

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You have a choice in life, run it yourself. Or abandon freedom and let others do it for you.

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Thanks for the feedback. I share your pain and joy.

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