How can our perceptions us to choose the channel for our message? a. sharing our perceptions will encourage our receivers to tell us what channel to use. b.perceptions do not us to choose the channel for our message. c.perceptions about our receiver can us to decide on the most appropriate channel. d.none of the above?

I believe the answer is: C.Perceptions about our receiver can help us to decide on the most appropriate channel.

For example, let's say we perceive that our message receiver is still young and immature, and we want to give knowledge on a pretty serious issues. To make them understand things better, we can utilize things such as cartoons that are popular among younger audiences as a channel for our message.

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