The idea that we can control the ways that we interact with others, but we can not necessarily control nor predict the ways that others will respond to us, is explained by the concept of ________

Movements of the hands and arms are known as ________

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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

1. Context has no effect on the meaning of a communicated message. 2. Any type of communication you ever participate in has a relationship assumed underneath it. 3. Communication is explained as transmitting information from Person A to Person B. 4. The perspective of “communication as action” defines communication as occurring only if information is exchanged between two or more individuals. 5. Symbols are always constant in meaning from one cultural context to the next.