The
term 'feedback' means the return of the result or response of a
particular communication from the receiver. Feedback is frequently used
in communication to convey the repercussion of the receiver what he
perceives from the message received earlier. So feedback is the return
message or response from the receiver to the sender. It is a response
from the receiver to the sender. It is a response from the receiver that
informs the sender. It is a response from the receiver that informs the
sender how the message is being interpreted and how the communication
is received in general.
When a message is received, decoded and
understood by the receiver, he is expected to show some response or
reaction; he may take some action or reply or behave in a particular way
as a result of message received. For completion of the communication
process the communicator needs to know whether the receiver has
responded in the desired way or not, he can find this out by getting
feedback from the receiver.
Thus feedback is knowledge of result of a particular communication; it can be used for modifying the future course of action relating to communication. No communication is complete without feedback. It completes the circle of two way communication.
When a message is received, decoded and
understood by the receiver, he is expected to show some response or
reaction; he may take some action or reply or behave in a particular way
as a result of message received. For completion of the communication
process the communicator needs to know whether the receiver has
responded in the desired way or not, he can find this out by getting
feedback from the receiver. Thus feedback is knowledge of result of a particular communication; it can be used for modifying the future course of action relating to communication. No communication is complete without feedback. It completes the circle of two way communication.
