The Study of Human Relations Becomes Important Because

question 38

Multiple Choice

The study of human relations becomes important because:

• A)it emphasizes the knowledge of computer and technology.
• B)it reduces diversity in the workplace.
• C)it renews emphasis on working groups.
• D)it stresses the importance of laying emphasis on the product rather than the process.

Recognize the role and function of informal networks within organizations.

Differentiate between forms of communication (oral, written, visual).

Comprehend the significance of social intelligence in effective communication.

Identify the roles of sender and recipient in the business communication process.

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Definitions:

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