A first-line supervisor might 'filter' or withhold unpleasant information from her manager. This is an example of:
A) tact, diplomacy and picking the right moment.
B) the misuse of an upward communication channel.
C) managing upwards, managing your boss.
D) challenging managerial authority.

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Withholding information from a manager is considered the misuse of an upward communication channel. It can lead to miscommunication and negatively impact decision-making. Tact, diplomacy, and managing upwards require honest and transparent communication, not filtering information. Challenging managerial authority is not related to this scenario.

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