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KiRa [710]
4 years ago
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Andy works at AZ Corporation. He has been working very hard and feels he deserves a pay hike. He wants to seek a meeting with An

na, the manager of AZ Corp., and ask for a raise. Since Anna is busy preparing for the annual board meeting, Andy decides to delay the meeting with Anna for a while. Which of the following dimensions to context influenced Andy's interaction with Anna? Group of answer choices The physical context The social context The chronological context The cultural context
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1 answer:
vladimir2022 [97]4 years ago
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The correct answer is C. The chronological context

Explanation:

The chronological context is related to the time during which a situation or communication occurs; this includes the age, year, season, month, day, etc. In the case presented, the chronological context is some days before the annual board meeting. Moreover, this condition of time is the one that makes Andy delay her meeting with Anna because she knows how busy is Anna during this time of the year, and based on this, she considers it is better to wait before asking her for a rise. According to this, the dimension that influences Andy is the chronological context.

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