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The social information-processing theory explains how
a. information about society is conveyed to the public by the mass media.
b. family members convey essential information to one another through email.
c. information about social groups learned over the Internet is used to form opinions that affect communication with those groups.
d. we can develop quality relationships with others via email and other electronic means.

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Interpersonal Communication: Relating to Others, 7th Canadian Edition (Beebe, Redmond, Wiseman)

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