What is communication - research and identify resources

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Question: What is communication (textbook plus 2 library references)

Based on textbook readings (focus on Chapters 1 and 2, though any of the chapters we read this term may be used) draft a short report to explain what communication is (answer the question "What is communication?"). Include proper citations from your textbook.

Research and identify two (2) resources using Sheridan library services. It is recommended that you consult with Sheridan librarians to find the
appropriate material (they can also assist with citations and APA structure).

Remember to include an introduction and a brief conclusion. Aim for a word count of 300-500 words (about one page double- spaced).

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