The design feature of language that refers to the fact that the sounds of human language are sent out in all directions, but that listeners perceive those sounds as coming from a specific direction is referred to as
A)vocal auditory channel.
B)broadcast transmission and directional reception.
C)interchangeability.
D)total feedback.

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Broadcast transmission and directional reception refers to the phenomenon where the sounds produced in speech are emitted in all directions, yet listeners are able to perceive them as coming from a specific source or direction. This is a unique feature of human language communication, allowing for efficient and directed communication even in environments where sound can travel in multiple directions.

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