Question

Amelia is a competent communicator in large groups, but she is not so effective during interpersonal communication. why might this be?
a. communication is situational.

b. communication is relational.

c. there is no "ideal" way to communicate.

d. competence can be learned.

e. communication is spontaneous.

Answer 1

Answer:

a. communication is situational.

Explanation:

The human being is endowed with the capacity to reason and communicate. Communication exists in a variety of forms and codes, among which dialogue is established. In turn, dialogue can be expressed in an interpersonal way, when it occurs between a few people, or more broadly, when it occurs in groups.

Human nature is distinctive and complex, so that some people deal better in certain situations. This is the case with Amelia, who best deals in the situation in which she needs to communicate in large groups, but loses her relative efficiency in interpersonal communication. This demonstrates the situational character of communication, which is linked to the complexity of human nature itself.

Answer 2

The correct answer is a. communication is situational.