The primary difference between content and relationship messages is best described as ______.
a. content messages focus on what is said and relationship messages tell something about the relationship
b. content messages are brief while relationship messages are complex
c. relationship messages are culturally bound while content messages are not
d. all messages have a content dimension, but not all messages have a relationship dimension
a. content messages focus on what is said and relationship messages tell something about the relationship
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A. A change agent B. Resistance to change C. An OD intervention D. Radical innovation E. Benchmarking
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A. cultural strength B. cultural elasticity C. cultural looseness D. cultural tightness
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a. market value; market price b. carrying value; amortized cost c. present value; present value of future cash flows d. market value; present value of future cash flows e. carrying value; present value of future cash flows