The elements as related to communication in the ancient paradigm of everyday life are which of the following?

In the ancient paradigm of everyday life the elements tied to communication are the physiological, the economic, the ethical and self-realisation.

Statement 1 counts because bodily needs and sensory living form the base of daily exchange.

Statement 2 counts because livelihood and material dealings run through everyday interaction.

Statement 3 counts because moral norms guide what and how people communicate.

Statement 4 counts because striving toward self-realisation gives such communication its higher purpose.

Ego clashes are a source of conflict and noise rather than a founding element of this everyday paradigm, so they stay out.