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in the game taboo the person in the chair discribes to the group wat it means or wat the words can mean . that is giving interpersonal when u are speaking to a group of people .

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In the game the person who was sitting down was the one sending the message out to the people and it was up to the people to decode or break the message.

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the sender has to describe a word to their group while not using any of the banned words on the card, then the group must say a correct answer to get a point.

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During taboo the sender would encode the message while not being able to use certain words while the receiver would have to decode the encoded message with the knowledge that they already know.

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In the game taboo, the person who is in the chair is the sender and the people listening are the receivers. the sender would describe a word without using the words that were listed on the card. the receivers would then have to guess the word.

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In Taboo, one person was suppose to send/encode a message to the players on his or her's team so that they can try to decode what they really wanted to say. The receivers were the ones to decode the message and of they did so their team would receive a point. The sender struggled a lot due to not being able to use certain words or make any gestures. Sender encodes a message, the receivers decode the message, simply the way communication works which is the connection between Taboo and communication.

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In taboo, the person who was sitting in the chair had to describe what the words means except you couldn't read the other words under the main word your explaining.

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In taboo when we send what our time is to our group and we sound expect for them to receive and answer

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In the game Taboo it was difficult because the sender( the person sitting in the chair ) couldn't use certain words to describe the word that was on there card. The sender had to encode what they were going to tell their team. The team ( the people trying to guess what the sender is saying) difficulty was that they were trying to receive what the sender was trying to send them. They had to decode what the sender was sending them.

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In taboo, the person sitting on the chair was the sender because they were sending a message to their group describing the word and the group were the receivers and had to try and guess what the sender was encoding, so that means the receivers were decoding the message that was given and were trying to understand it and give the sender their feedback/answer.

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Taboo was like the communication process in the sense that there was a sender and receiver. The sender has to encode the message and figure out how they want to get it across to the receiver. In Taboo, they figure out how to explain a concept without using specific words. The receiver decodes the message to understand it in their own way. In Taboo, the receiver of the message has to understand the message and figure out what concept the sender is describing.

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During the game "Taboo", the sender encodes, or codes due to past experiences, a message. The receiver then has to decode, or "translate" due to past experiences, the message. Afterwards, he receiver has to send feedback, ensuring the sender they got and understood the message sent.

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The person sitting in the chair was the sender and everybody else the receivers. We gave feedback by answering back .There was interference, as we misunderstood the message. The person sitting in the chair was encoding the message, while we were decoding it.

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In taboo, the person in the seat was the sender and was trying to send messages to the receivers but everyone encoded it differently that's why everyone had a different viewpoint.Also the person that was behind the sender was the interference.