When a direct communicator presents a proposal in a meeting and a group remains silent, he is apt to assume that ________.
A) they have understood his plan
B) they support his ideas
C) both a and b
D) neither a nor b

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Direct communicators often interpret silence as agreement or understanding, assuming that if there were objections or misunderstandings, they would be voiced.

When a Direct Communicator Presents a Proposal in a Meeting