Using "I-messages" and avoiding judgmental attitudes are examples of non-evaluative communication

If you are a member of Generation X or are a Millennial, you can create a more supportive climate and productive group when working with Baby Boomers if you

a) explain that you are knowledgeable, have a lot of experience, and that Baby Boomers can learn from you. b) get to the point and state your needs and objectives clearly. c) communicate face-to-face with Baby Boomers rather than relying completing on email and texting. d) recognize that Baby Boomers may not spend as many hours at work as you do, but will still get the job done. e) micromanage the work of Baby Boomers

In Sheppard v. Maxwell, the Supreme Court urged judges to control prejudicial publicity by:

a) sequestering juries; b) granting continuances; c) issuing protective orders; d) granting changes of venue; e) all of these.