All of the following are principles that organizations use when dealing with equivocality, according to OIT, EXCEPT
A) The organization must analyze the relationship among the equivocality of information, the rules the organization has for removing equivocality, and the cycles of communication that should be used.
B) If an organization has only a few rules to help reduce equivocality, more cycles will be needed.
C) The greater the number of cycles, the lower the amount of equivocality that remains.
D) Organizational members must assess their own abilities to make sense of equivocal information.

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Organizational Information Theory (OIT) focuses on how organizations make sense of and manage ambiguous information. It does not specifically emphasize individual members' self-assessment of their sense-making abilities, but rather the organizational processes and structures in place to deal with equivocality.

All of the Following Are Principles That Organizations Use When