Instructions or directives moving downward from superiors to subordinates usually require
A) considerable persuasion.
B) little persuasion.
C) logical fallacies.
D) skillful appeals to indirect benefits.

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Directives moving downward from superiors to subordinates usually do not require considerable persuasion because they come from a position of authority. However, effective communication is still important to ensure that the message is understood and executed correctly.

Instructions or Directives Moving Downward from Superiors to Subordinates Usually