communicatee

(kəˌmjuːnɪkəˈtiː)

a person to whom a communicator communicates

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There is often the origin/sender and the receiver often described in communication literature as the communicator and communicatee. That makes communication a give and take affair, whereby both or all parties to the process(es) are affected.

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Communication between communicator and communicatee need to be clear, concise, and accurate.

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Consider a dyadic social encounter wherein the communicatee's changing facial expressions appropriately disrupt the communicator's thoughts.

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In these cases there is often a dispute between the communicator (radiologist) and the communicatee (referring physician): The former argues that a meaningful communication was transmitted, and the latter argues that the communication was never received.

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