Questions: How would you categorize the context of a tweet, which relies on text alone, without the benefit of the sender's voice or gestures? (Ch. 1) - channel-rich - channel-full - channel-less - channel-lean

The answer is channel-lean.

A channel-rich context involves multiple channels of communication, such as voice, gestures, facial expressions, and text. This is not applicable to a tweet, which relies solely on text.

This term is not commonly used in communication theory and does not accurately describe the context of a tweet.

This term is not recognized in communication theory and does not apply to the context of a tweet.

A channel-lean context relies on fewer channels of communication, typically just text. Tweets are a prime example of channel-lean communication because they depend solely on written text without the aid of non-verbal cues like voice tone or body language.