The encoding of messages into words either written or spoken is known as:
A)Noise
B)Information richness
C)Nonverbal communication
D)Jargon
E)Verbal communication

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Verbal communication refers to the encoding of messages into words either written or spoken. Option A (Noise) refers to the external factors that can interfere with the transmission or reception of a message. Option B (Information richness) refers to the degree to which a communication channel can convey rich, complex information. Option C (Nonverbal communication) refers to the encoding of messages without the use of words, such as through body language or facial expressions. Option D (Jargon) refers to specialized language used by a particular group or profession.

The Encoding of Messages into Words Either Written or Spoken