Studies indicate that when we communicate with others electronically by computer, we are
A) able to pick up nonverbal cues more easily.
B) less likely to hold back strong feelings.
C) more likely to be courteous.
D) more likely to "talk" less than the other person.

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Studies have shown that people are less inhibited when communicating electronically, leading to a greater likelihood of expressing strong feelings or opinions that they might hold back in face-to-face interactions. This phenomenon is often attributed to the anonymity and physical distance provided by electronic communication.

Studies Indicate That When We Communicate with Others Electronically by Computer