Formal Communication Networks in Organizations Can Be Described by All

question 13

Multiple Choice

Formal communication networks in organizations can be described by all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) information sent through formal networks tends to be believed less than information heard through informal networks.
• B) formal networks embody management's idea of who ought to communicate to whom on the job.
• C) formal networks are workplace communication flow as described in organizational charts.
• D) formal networks are the most rapid form of communication in an organization.

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Definitions:

Observation

The act of closely monitoring or scrutinizing behaviors, events, or phenomena to gather data and draw conclusions.

Goal Setting

The process of identifying something that one aims to achieve, often through specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound objectives.

Rehearsal

The practice or process of practicing an action or performance in preparation for a public presentation.

Continuous Reinforcement

A learning process in which a behavior is rewarded every time it occurs, leading to faster acquisition of the behavior.