36- A superior is giving some important guidelines to the subordinate. But the subordinate is looking outside the window and is busy on his mobile phone. Due to this he missed out some important guidelines. Which type of communication barrier does this relates to? a. Lack of reliance b. Lack of attention c. Distrust of communicator d. None of the options

36- A superior is giving some important guidelines to the subordinate. But the subordinate is looking outside the window and is busy on his mobile phone. Due to this he missed out some important guidelines. Which type of communication barrier does this relates to? a. Lack of reliance b. Lack of attention c. Distrust of communicator d. None of the options

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Author:Richard L. Daft

Publisher:Richard L. Daft

Chapter17: Managing Communication

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