Verbal interaction diagrams describe
A) the content of discussion.
B) who talks to whom and how often.
C) the dominant versus submissive dimension of SYMLOG.
D) the task-oriented versus emotionally expressive dimension of SYMLOG.
E) the friendly versus unfriendly dimension of SYMLOG.

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Verbal interaction diagrams primarily focus on mapping out the communication patterns within a group, specifically highlighting who communicates with whom and the frequency of these interactions. They do not delve into the content of the discussions or the specific dimensions of SYMLOG (System for the Multiple Level Observation of Groups), which is a more comprehensive framework for analyzing group dynamics and interactions.

Verbal Interaction Diagrams Describe