Which of the following is a way in which small group communication differs from giving a speech?
A) Your attention needs to focus on the interaction among multiple speakers and listeners.
B) In a speech, you will always know if your audience disagrees, but in a small group, you may not.
C) When interacting in a group you and other group members will reach individual decisions.
D) Group members only speak one at a time.

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Small group communication requires attention to the interaction among multiple speakers and listeners, whereas giving a speech involves a more one-sided communication in which the speaker speaks and the audience responds. In small group communication, there is a need to focus on the dynamics of the group and the interaction among members.

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