Once you have the facts straight in an organizational problem, the ethical determination of an answer should not be difficult

Language scholars C. K. Ogden and I. A. Richards employ a triangle to explain the three elements of language, which are

a. semantics, syntax, and significance. b. denotative, connotative, and abstract meanings of words. c. superordinate, basic, and subordinate meanings of words. d. the thought, the referent, and the symbol. e. encoding, decoding, and noise.

Julio was talking to his new boss and noticed that as she listened, she was making eye contact

with him and noting the relationships between some of the duties she was covering. Julio attributed this behavior to ________. A) difference in processing rate B) emotional noise C) shifting attention between people D) differences in listening styles between men and women