The encoding process leads to the development of:
A)a message.
B)noise.
C)a channel.
D)feedback.
E)a receiver.

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The encoding process involves transforming thoughts, ideas or information into a message that can be conveyed and understood by others. Therefore, the development of a message is a direct result of the encoding process.

Answer: B, C, E 
 While the encoding process does not directly create noise, channel or receiver, these are all relevant concepts related to the communication process. Noise refers to any interference in communication that disrupts the flow of information, while a channel is the medium used to convey the message (e.g., phone, email, etc.) and a receiver is the person or entity that receives and interprets the message. These factors can impact the effectiveness of the message and are important to consider in communication.

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