In the feedback loop, the sender's interpretation of the response which indicates whether the message was decoded and understood as intended during the communications process is referred to as _________.

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Feedback is the sender's interpretation of the response received from the receiver, indicating whether the message was successfully decoded and understood as intended during the communications process. A is incorrect because encoding refers to the process of putting thoughts into a message. C is incorrect because receiver response is a part of the feedback loop, but it is not the overall interpretation of the response by the sender. D is incorrect because exchange cycle refers to a broader concept of interactions between parties, and E is not a recognized term in the communication process.

In the Feedback Loop, the Sender's Interpretation of the Response