Downward communication does NOT involve supervisors:
A)receiving instructions.
B)explaining information
C)explaining procedures
D)training employees.

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Downward communication refers to the flow of information from higher levels of management to lower levels of the organizational hierarchy. This can include instructions, explanations, procedures, and training. However, supervisors are a part of the higher levels of management and would therefore be involved in the process of downward communication. Thus, option A (receiving instructions) is the best choice as it does not involve supervisors.

Downward Communication Does NOT Involve Supervisors