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Bad White [126]
4 years ago
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Your audiences in business communication (choose the best answer)... are likely to read you message about the same as academic a

udiences. none of the above. couldn't care less about your message. are less likely to read your message than academic audiences. are more likely to read your message than academic audiences.
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maks197457 [2]4 years ago
8 0

I believe the answer is:  are more likely to read your message than academic audiences.

People with business communication background are trained to interpret underlying message that come from various sources or behaviour. Academic audiences on the other hand, tend to only be able to read a certain message after its being constructed for common consumption (such as books)

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