$1)$ Read the case study: Characters:Mom $($M$)$Daughter $($D$)$Scene:Living Room, Evening. Mom is sitting on the couch, browsing movie options on the TV$.$ Daughter enters from her room with a somewhat moody expression.Script:M: Hey, sweetie. I thought it might be nice to have a movie night tonight. What do you think?D: $($with a slight eye roll$)$ Whatever.M: Okay, any preferences? Animated or something else?D: I don't know, Mom. Pick whatever.M: Well, I was thinking maybe that new animated film you mentioned, or we could go for a classic family movie. What do you feel like?D: $($sighs$)$ I don't care. Do what you want.M: $($trying to engage$)$ Alright, how about we compromise? I'll pick a few options, and you can choose from those.D: $($uninterested$)$ Whatever, Mom. Just pick something.M: $($scrolls through options$)$ Here's an animated one, and here's a teen drama. Which one do you think?D: $($without much enthusiasm$)$ Fine, the teen drama, I guess. Whatever.M: $($trying to keep it positive$)$ Great choice! I'll get some snacks. Anything specific you want?D: $($mumbles$)$ Popcorn or whatever.M: Okay, I'll grab that. Let's make it a cozy movie night. Sound good?D: Sure, whatever$\mathrm{.}2)$ Identify the elements of the transactional communication model using the scenario above. Basic Elements of CommunicationSender:Message:Channel:Receiver:Who and WhatEncoding:Decoding:FeedbackImmediate Feedback:Adaptation:NoiseInternal Noise:External Noise:EnvironmentPhysical Context:Social Context: