Computer-aided communications systems (e-mail, intranet for example) encourage all of the following except:
A) flaming or rude communication.
B) fast, immediate access to information and absence of nonverbal cues.
C) overloading of information.
D) significant disparities in participation levels of persons within a group.

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Computer-aided communication systems often have the effect of leveling the participation levels of individuals within a group, as everyone has equal access to the communication channel. Therefore, option D is incorrect. On the other hand, options A, B, and C have been known to be common negative consequences of computer-aided communication systems, making them incorrect choices.

Computer-Aided Communications Systems (E-Mail, Intranet for Example) Encourage All of the Following