A process that includes a sender and a receiver each giving feedback to the other is called?

A process that includes a sender and a receiver each giving feedback to the other is called?

• A. Communication
• B. Negotiation
• C. Feedback loop
• D. Conversation

Answer: (A)

Two-way exchange of meaning is being described. When one person sends a message and the other responds, both sides participate and provide feedback, which helps ensure understanding and invites clarification. This back-and-forth flow is what we call communication—the ongoing process of encoding, sending, receiving, decoding, and giving feedback to keep meaning clear. A negotiation is about reaching an agreement, which may involve communication but isn’t the general process itself. A feedback loop refers to the mechanism of giving and using responses within the process, rather than the whole act of exchanging messages. A conversation is a form of communication, but the broader term that covers sending and receiving with feedback is simply communication.

Two-way exchange of meaning is being described. When one person sends a message and the other responds, both sides participate and provide feedback, which helps ensure understanding and invites clarification. This back-and-forth flow is what we call communication—the ongoing process of encoding, sending, receiving, decoding, and giving feedback to keep meaning clear. A negotiation is about reaching an agreement, which may involve communication but isn’t the general process itself. A feedback loop refers to the mechanism of giving and using responses within the process, rather than the whole act of exchanging messages. A conversation is a form of communication, but the broader term that covers sending and receiving with feedback is simply communication.