Professor Hooksecks method of teaching his statistics classes is to make class announcements and then turn his back to the class and begin writing on the board and talking while seldom turning around to face the class. Using this method, Professor Hookseck is able to cover much material and give much information. However, students have a difficult time paying attention and even staying awake. Many of the students feel that the professor should tell more jokes or tell real-life stories about how the concepts have been applied in real-world situations to be more entertaining. Though this problem would probably be classified as Noise in the Communication Model, the professor is most likely concentrating too much on which of the following classic purposes of communication?

Group of answer choices

To persuade

To entertain

To exchange stories

To inform

To deliver history