Interpersonal communication occurs only when

AA person exchanges an idea with another as a unique individual ✓ Correct

BA large number of people communicate with each other at the same time

COnly friends talk to one another

DNone of the above

Correct answer: (A) A person exchanges an idea with another as a unique individual

Explanation

Interpersonal communication occurs when a person exchanges an idea with another as a unique individual.

It treats the other not as a role but as a distinct person, with two-way feedback.

A large number of people communicating at once describes mass or group settings, not one-to-one exchange.

Limiting it to friends talking wrongly narrows interpersonal communication to friendship alone.

Since exchanging ideas with a unique individual defines it, the claim that no answer fits fails.

Interpersonal communication is dyadic, personal and marked by immediate feedback.

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