In communication, interpretation of the message depends upon

(A) Transmission speed

(B) Type of channel

(C) Order of information

(D) Content character

Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

Communication is the transfer of information from the Sender to the Receiver. 

Key Points

• Communication models are conceptual depictions of the communication process.
• In many of the various models, the same fundamental ideas—such as sender, receiver, message, channel, signal, encoding, decoding, noise, feedback, and context.
• A message's decoding determines how well a recipient can comprehend and interpret it.
• Interpretation is a process by which people interpret their surroundings, including the events, people, actions, and texts they come into contact with. 
• This sense-making depends heavily on context (Order of information) and contextual resources (Content character). 

Thus, the most appropriate answer from the options are (C) and (D) only. 

Additional Information

• Communication models seek to give a concise overview of their key elements and how they work together.

• A common theme among them is the notion that a source uses a coding scheme to convey information as a message.