Correct option is D
Effective communication requires
credibility of the communicator so that the message is trusted by the receiver. The
context must suit the situation, and the
content should be meaningful and relevant to the audience.
Clarity in message presentation prevents confusion and misunderstanding among receivers. Hence, all the listed components are essential for
effective communication.
Information booster: Communication becomes effective only when the
receiver correctly understands the intended meaning of the message. In extension education, effective communication leads to
better adoption of recommended practices. Lack of clarity or credibility can result in
misinterpretation and resistance. All components together ensure
successful transfer of information and ideas.
Why other options are incorrect: (a)
A and B only ignores content and clarity. (b)
B and C only excludes credibility and clarity. (c)
A, B and D only ignores the importance of content.