Which of These Factors Seems to Predict Widespread Religious Conversion

question 20

Multiple Choice

Which of these factors seems to predict widespread religious conversion?

• A) rapid population loss, usually from introduced diseases
• B) contact with enlightened members of the new religion
• C) population growth and associated food shortages
• D) sudden ideological or technological changes

Recognize the importance of adapting communication styles to cultural differences.

Understand the effective use of digital tools and social media in completing work tasks.

Grasp the distinctions between synchronous and asynchronous communication.

Understand practices for conducting effective meetings and videoconferences.

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