Humour Conducted in Computer-Meditated Contexts Is

question 4

Multiple Choice

Humour conducted in computer-meditated contexts is:

• A) always welcome when communicating with someone from China, especially if it involves making fun of one's colleagues and superiors.
• B) always welcome when communicating with someone from Mexico, especially if it involves making jokes about one's family.
• C) always a risky idea, especially if it is a professional context.
• D) always welcome when communicating with someone from Australia, except if the situation is tense.
• E) always welcome when communicating with someone from Denmark, except if the humour is sarcastic in tone.

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Definitions:

Group Norms

Established standards of behavior shared by members of a group, which guide individual actions and decision-making.

Social Loafing

Occurs when people work less hard in groups than they would individually.

Role Overload

A situation where an individual is expected to fulfill too many roles or tasks, causing stress and potential burnout.

Disruptive Behaviors

Actions that significantly interrupt the normal flow of activities, operations, or processes, often leading to negative consequences.