One Factor in Patients' Contribution to Faulty Communication Is Because

One factor in patients' contribution to faulty communication is because patients

A) often respond to different cues than do providers and provide faulty cues about their true concerns.
B) are more concerned with their underlying illness than its symptoms than are providers.
C) present their most distressing symptoms clearly and precisely; most faulty communication occurs with minor symptoms.
D) have little difficulty interpreting and reporting their symptoms.
E) rely too heavily on misinformation on the internet.