_____ refer(s) to typically ambiguous, concern novel events, and impose great potential for misunderstanding.
A) Nonroutine messages
B) Channel richness
C) Routine messages
D) Feedback
E) Nonverbal communications

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Nonroutine messages refer to messages that are unusual or unexpected and are therefore more prone to ambiguity and potential misunderstandings. These messages often require more attention and thought to ensure effective communication. Choice B, channel richness, refers to the amount of information and feedback that can be conveyed through a communication channel and is not directly related to the ambiguity or potential for misunderstanding of a message. Choice C, routine messages, are messages that are straightforward and predictable, so they are less likely to be misunderstood. Choice D, feedback, refers to the response or reaction to a message, but it does not inherently create ambiguity or potential for misunderstanding. Choice E, nonverbal communication, is any communication that does not involve spoken or written words but also does not necessarily create ambiguity or potential for misunderstanding.

_____ Refer(s) to Typically Ambiguous, Concern Novel Events, and Impose