Voice is a principle of good communications that can enhance "getting through" to employees. It refers to
A) speaking neither too loudly nor too softly when conveying negative news.
B) giving those with divergent opinions as much recognition as possible.
C) allowing those who wish to share their opinions to be heard and to be part of decision making.
D) recognizing that money and benefits are the ultimate motivator.

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Voice in the context of good communication refers to ensuring that individuals have the opportunity to express their opinions and participate in decision-making processes. It emphasizes the importance of listening and incorporating diverse perspectives, rather than focusing solely on the volume of speech (A), the recognition of divergent opinions without necessarily involving them in decision making (B), or the assumption that monetary incentives are the primary motivator (D).

Voice Is a Principle of Good Communications That Can Enhance