Communication structure described in the Functional tradition consists of networks,channels,direction,load,and distortion.

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The communication structure described in the Functional tradition includes networks (the people or groups involved), channels (the methods of communication used), direction (the flow of communication), load (the amount of information being communicated) and distortion (the potential for misinterpretation or noise in the communication process).

Communication Structure Described in the Functional Tradition Consists of Networks,channels,direction,load,and