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______ is a conscious decision not to process certain information whereas ____ is an attempt to deal with every message received.
 
  a. Error / omission
 b. Omission / error
 c. Redundancy / omission
  d. Omission / redundancy

Question 2

A manager is experiencing communication overload to the point that she is throwing away memos without reading them. This approach to handling overload is:
 
  a. omission
 b. error strategy
  c. queuing
 d. escape



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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