The available research suggests that groups interacting through videoconferencing
a. have an easier time regulating their conversations compared with groups interacting face to face
b. find regulating their conversations as easy as those interacting face to face
c. have more difficulty regulating their conversations compared with those interacting face to face
d. perform better on tasks that require quick responses
Ans: C
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