When a receiver's interpretation of a sender's message is similar to what the speaker thought, felt, and intended, it is said that the two experienced
A) interaction coordination
B) transactional communication
C) effective scripting
D) shared meaning

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When a receiver's interpretation of a sender's message is similar to what the speaker thought, felt, and intended, it means that they have achieved shared meaning. Option A is incorrect as interaction coordination refers to the ability to coordinate verbal and nonverbal behaviors during communication. Option B, transactional communication, refers to the process by which both the sender and receiver are simultaneously sending and receiving messages. Option C, effective scripting, refers to the process of creating effective and engaging scripts for various forms of communication, such as speeches or videos.

When a Receiver's Interpretation of a Sender's Message Is Similar