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Communication Channel

The medium through which the message is transmitted.

Richness

The level of immediacy and the number of cues

Immediacy

how quickly someone is able to respond to give feedback

Cues

Social, verbal, and non verbal

Control

the degree to which communications can be planned/recorded before hand

Planning

Implies that the message needs to be tightly edited and revised.



Permanence

the extent to which the message can be stored and distributed.

Constraints

the practical limitations of coordination and resources.

Coordination

the efforts and timing needed to allow all relevant people to participate

Resources

include financial, space, time, necessary to employ particular channels of communication.

Synchronous Communication

occurs in real time, immediate responses.

Asynchronous Communication

does not occur in real time.

Neutrality Effect

recipients are more likely to perceive with an intended positive emotion as neutral.

Negativity Effect

recipients are more likely to perceive messages inteded as neutral