Q. Every type of communication is affected by its

Explanation:

Communication is inherently context-dependent. The physical setting, social and cultural norms, participants’ roles, and psychological climate shape how messages are encoded, conveyed, and interpreted. Hence, every type of communication is affected by its context. ‘Non-regulation’ is not a standard concept in communication theory; ‘reception’ and ‘transmission’ are stages within the process, not the overarching factor that universally influences all communication.