Question

How would you categorize the context of a "tweet," which relies on text alone, without the benefit of the sender's voice or gestures?

Answer 1

A tweet which can be perceived through text alone can be understood subjectively. The voice and gestures are very significant in conveying a message. Without this, your "tweet" can be interpreted in various ways, even without you intending it to sound a certain way.

Answer 2

The context of a "tweet" relying on text alone and without the benefit of the sender's voice or gestures can be categorized as channel-lean. (option C)

What is channel-lean context in communication?

Channel-lean context in communication happens when we use few channels to communicate at once. That is what happens when we send a "tweet" relying only on text.

If more was used - such as audio, video, images, etc. -, the more channels we would have, which would benefit communication. That would make the context rich. But, with only text to rely on, the context is lean.

The missing options for this question are the following:

• Channel-less

• Channel-rich

• Channel-lean

• Channel-neutral

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