Interactional Vandalism Can Be Defined as a Situation in Which

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Multiple Choice

Interactional vandalism can be defined as a situation in which a:

• A) subordinate person breaks the tacit rules of interaction that are valued by the more powerful person
• B) powerful person breaks the tacit rules of interaction that denigrate the subordinate
• C) subordinate person defaces or destroys property valued by the more powerful person
• D) powerful person breaks the tacit rules of interaction and interacts with a subordinate as an equal
• E) subordinate person violates the rules of civil inattention with another subordinate person

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