Three major actions in the process of communication are which of the following? Choose the correct answer from the options given below.

The three major actions in the communication process are receiving, sending and interpreting the message.

Receiving is taking in the signal, sending is transmitting the encoded message, and interpreting is deriving meaning from it.

Statement 1 receiving belongs to the receiver's intake of the signal.

Statement 2 sending covers the sender's act of transmitting the message.

Statement 4 interpreting is the meaning-making by which the message is understood.

Reviewing and analysing are later evaluative steps, not the three core actions of the process.

Encoding and decoding by sender and receiver underlie these three basic actions.