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Question
You completely forgot about a paper you were supposed to write for class. You've never been in that situation before, but you want to explain the situation to your instructor, so you think about what you want to say before going to her office. This kind of message is called a ____a.constructed message
b.spontaneous expression
c.scripted message
d.halo effect
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c.motivation makes a person a more efficient communicator
d.along with incentives, motivations guarantee success
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b.A hand gestures
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