'The Sharing of Meaning Through Information, Ideas and Feelings', as a Definition

Multiple Choice

'The sharing of meaning through information, ideas and feelings', as a definition of communication, implies that:

A) Feelings are more important than logical arguments.
B) information becomes distorted through prejudice.
C) each party contributes to meaning.
D) concepts or opinions must be ignored in the search for objectivity.
E) meanings negotiated must be checked with dictionary definitions.