The External Control Process Differs from the Internal Control in That

question 3

Multiple Choice

The external control process differs from the internal control in that the external control:

• A)Encourages harmony, responsiveness, and sensibility
• B)Focuses on self, function, one's own group, and one's own organization
• C)Proves to be uncomfortable when the environment seems out of control or changeable
• D)Has a dominating attitude bordering on aggressiveness toward the environment

Perform information triage in evaluating conversations.

Understand the importance of social decentering in effective communication.

Differentiate between facts and inferences in communication.

Avoid generalizations in cross-cultural communication and practice cultural sensitivity.

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