Once a receiver provides feedback to a sender, the sender and receiver have engaged in
A) nonverbal communication.
B) verbal communication.
C) one-way communication.
D) two-way communication.
E) body language.

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Two-way communication involves a back-and-forth exchange of messages between a sender and receiver. When the receiver provides feedback to the sender, it creates this two-way communication dynamic. Nonverbal communication and body language may be present, but they are not the defining characteristic of the communication interaction. Verbal communication may also be present, but it is not necessarily indicative of two-way communication, as it is possible for communication to be one-way even when verbal messages are exchanged.

Once a Receiver Provides Feedback to a Sender, the Sender