In the book Talking from Nine to Five, Deborah Tannen states:
A) coworkers should avoid conversational rituals.
B) women are much more directly critical than men.
C) it is important to take the content of conversational rituals literally.
D) women workers often feel ignored or taken for granted because men seldom tell them when they are doing a good job.

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In "Talking from Nine to Five," Deborah Tannen explores how conversational styles can impact workplace dynamics, particularly between genders. She notes that women may feel undervalued because men often do not provide explicit verbal recognition or feedback, which can lead to feelings of being ignored or taken for granted.

In the Book Talking from Nine to Five, Deborah Tannen