Communicators in an interpersonal communication setting have more channels available to them than do people in a machine-assisted interpersonal communication setting.

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In an interpersonal communication setting, communicators can use nonverbal cues such as facial expressions, tone of voice, and body language, in addition to verbal communication. In a machine-assisted setting, the communication is often limited to written or spoken words through technology, reducing the number of available channels for communication.

Communicators in an Interpersonal Communication Setting Have More Channels Available