Two Types of Situations Tend to Produce Informational Influence

question 65

Multiple Choice

Two types of situations tend to produce informational influence. They are ____.

• A) ambiguous situations and situations where people seek social approval
• B) ambiguous situations and crisis situations
• C) non-ambiguous (clear-cut) situations and situations where people seek social approval
• D) non-ambiguous (clear-cut) situations and crisis situations

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Definitions:

Bus Topology

A network configuration in which all stations are connected in parallel with the communication medium and all stations can receive information from any other station on the network.

Stations

Refers to individual devices or work areas within a networked or production system, each capable of performing specific tasks or functions.

In Series

A configuration where components are connected along a single path, so the same current flows through all components.

EtherNet/IP

An industrial network protocol designed to adapt the Common Industrial Protocol to standard Ethernet.