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tiara099

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In one-way communication, gatekeepers
 
  a. Apply the processes of leveling, sharpening and integration
  b. Negotiate for meaning with higher-ups
  c. Promote mutual influence among group members and the chairperson
  d. Interpret the message to group members

Question 2

An effect of authority hierarchy on two-way communication is that low-authority members tend to
 
  a. Communicate a lot with each other but not with higher-ups
  b. Speak inconsequentially
  c. Do most of the talking
  d. Be very open and frank in their remarks



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

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