The communication process involves a sender and receiver who exchange some information and meaning. As such, communication can be considered a form of social information processing. The communication process is not clear cut and there are many potential errors that can arise. This activity is important because managers and employees alike should understand that each actor in the communication process has responsibilities in order f the process to work. The goal of this activity is to challenge your knowledge of the basic communication process model. Place the various components into the appropriate sequence to correctly complete the perceptual model of communication. Feedback-Feedback is sent through some medium. Decoding-Message is decoded. Noise-Interference with communication. [ Select Transmission-The message is transmitted through some medium. Encoding-The message is encoded and the medium is selected