What occurs in an all-channel network?
A) Groups use chat rooms for their meetings.
B) All members make comments to the high status members, but rarely to low status members.
C) The norms of the group include raising one's hand when asking a question.
D) Everyone talks to everyone else and no cliques or subgroups emerge.

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In an all-channel network, everyone talks to everyone else and there are no cliques or subgroups that emerge. This is because communication flows freely in all directions, rather than being restricted to certain members or channels. Options A, B, and C describe norms or patterns of behavior that are found in other types of networks, but not in all-channel networks.

What Occurs in an All-Channel Network