Question 19 In the workplace, a message sender chooses a delivery method, such as email, instant messaging, or text messaging. Then the sender selects the appropriate recipient and composes a message. Which of the following is not true regarding this approach? O Not all message senders fully understand the impact of their delivery method decisions. O This approach requires that every message sender understand the communication process and make the best delivery decision. O Reliable communications methods still require senders to monitor sent messages for errors or potentially missing messages. O Most communication methods require that the sender know the recipient to send a message.

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