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Why should you consider the context of your message when developing your communication strategy? Identify four questions you should ask yourself to help you understand the context of your message and communication strategy.

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It is important to understand the context of the message such as cultural context, situational context, etc., in order to understand how the message will be interpreted by the recipient. This is because the same message can be interpreted in a different ...

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