If a manager tells an employee to join a telephone conference and the employee says,"I'll be right there," this is an example of which type of communication?
A) one-way communication
B) down-stream communication
C) up-stream communication
D) two-way communication

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The employee's response ("I'll be right there") indicates a two-way communication in which both the manager and the employee are actively participating and exchanging information. One-way communication involves only one person transmitting information without checking for feedback, while up-stream and down-stream communication typically refer to communication flows between higher and lower levels of an organization.

If a Manager Tells an Employee to Join a Telephone