Identify the correct sequence of one-way process of communication from the following sequences:

The correct one way sequence runs Sender, Encoding, Message, Channel, Decoding, Receiver.

The sender first turns an idea into symbols by encoding, the coded message then travels along a channel, and the receiver finally decodes it to recover meaning.

Placing decoding before the message and encoding after it inverts the natural order, since encoding must precede transmission and decoding must follow it.

Beginning with the receiver and ending with the sender reverses the whole flow of a one way linear model.

Putting message, decoding, encoding and channel out of turn breaks the logic that encoding wraps the idea before it ever reaches a channel.

This linear chain is the classic Shannon and Weaver transmission model without a feedback return.