Your parents tend to call you when they know you're at work and they leave voice-mail messages. Sometimes they e-mail you instead. They rarely talk to you when you call, and they do not like to send text messages. We may conclude that they prefer synchronous communication.

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Synchronous communication refers to real-time, immediate communication, such as phone or video calls, where both parties are present and interacting at the same time. As the parents in this scenario tend to leave voice-mail messages, which are asynchronous, and do not like to send text messages, which can also be asynchronous, it can be concluded that they do not prefer synchronous communication.

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