There are no options given in regards to the question that is given. So this question has to be answered based on my knowledge and hope that it helps. The total US non institutionalized population 16 years and older is known as the Civilian Noninstitutional Population.This data is used to measure the number of unemployed people.
Answer:
Using pauses, changing pitch, carefully listening to topics being discussed, and responding appropriately are skills related to what form of management within workplace communication:
b. interaction management
Explanation:
- The option A is not correct as the strategic ambiguity is such strategy in which we deliberately avoid providing specifics or details about something but in this given question we are not talking anything like this.
- The option b is correct as Interaction management involves using of interpersonal and leadership skills to accomplish the goals in a workplace. So, speaking and listening effectively within workplace communication involves the interaction management.
- The option c is incorrect as the compromised communication analysis is form of analysis relating compromised communication.
- The option "customer service encounter" is also not relevant to the given question so this is also not correct.
It seems that you have missed the necessary options that will help us answer this question, but anyway, here is the answer. The area of South America that has been least <span>able to utilize it's resources is COMMUNISM. Communists are known to abhor progress. Hope this is the answer that you are looking for. </span>
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We study art because Art is the highest expression of <u>culture</u>. <u>Artistic</u> works that attempt to depict objects as they are in actual, visible reality are called realistic.
Such artistic works may include a painting, a sculpture or a drawing, engravings, wood cuts, maps which possesses an artistic quality. An artist has certain qualities which makes these objects created by the artist as they are present in reality and in actual.
