The exchange of ideas, feelings and knowledge between two or more persons is called:

Explanation:

Communication:

• The act of communication is the transfer of information from one place, person, or group to another.
• Communication is the act of two or more individuals communicating ideas, sentiments, and information.
• Every communication at the very least has a sender, a message, and a recipient.
• The sender must encode the message (the data being communicated) into a format appropriate for the communication channel.
• The message must then be decoded by the intended recipient(s) in order for them to understand its significance.

Thus, the exchange of ideas, feelings and knowledge between two or more persons is called communication.

Additional Information Mass Communication:

• Mass communication is the process of creating, transmitting, receiving, and analysing messages for wide audiences through spoken and written media (or communications).
• It is a vast field that considers both the methods used to make a communication and the target audience.

Types of Communication: