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khang

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The professor's frequent use of the word millennial during lecture when referring to his students offends Luis and makes it hard for him to engage in class. This type of miscommunication is called _______________
 
  A) noise.
  B) context.
  C) background.
  D) a display rule.

Question 2

To select an appropriate work environment, someone seeking a job needs all of the following EXCEPT
 
  A) a friend who knows about a job.
  B) an accurate picture of his or her personal qualities.
  C) knowledge of the characteristics of the job.
  D) knowledge of various occupations.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

A



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