Suppose your manager wanted to talk to you about applying for a promotion, but instead of inviting you to his office, he asked you to meet with him at a quiet restaurant, so you could talk privately and avoid the distractions of the office. By selecting the restaurant instead of his office, your manager was changing the __________ of the communication process.
A) encoding
B) decoding
C) social setting
D) receiving
E) sending

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The manager chose a quiet restaurant for the meeting to provide a private and distraction-free environment, which changes the social setting of the communication process. This setting influences how the message is perceived and discussed.

Suppose Your Manager Wanted to Talk to You About Applying