The Environments That Communicators Occupy Are​

question 22

Multiple Choice

The environments that communicators occupy are​

• A)​fields of experience that affect how they understand others' behavior.
• B)​gaps that make common understanding impossible.
• C)​the places where they stand or sit when they communicate.
• D)​the attitudes they have about nature.
• E)​the space that they require to communicate effectively.

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Definitions:

Free-Living Gametophytes

Independent gametophyte plants that do not depend on the sporophyte generation for their lifecycle, typical in some plant groups such as bryophytes.

Reproductively Superior

Having genetic or physiological attributes that enhance an organism's ability to reproduce and pass on genes to the next generation.

Multicellular

Consisting of more than one cell, characteristic of most living organisms excluding bacteria and certain algae.

Seed Coat

The protective outer layer of a seed that encloses its embryo and nutrient stores.