E-mail tends to:
A)reduce our politeness and respect for others.
B)reduce the volume of communication within organizations.
C)improve the ability to communicate emotions compared with face-to-face meetings.
D)reduce our ability to coordinate work with others.
E)do all of the above.

Question

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In e-mails, people tend to be more direct and concise, which can result in a lack of politeness and respect for others.

Answer: D
 E-mail communication can make it difficult to coordinate work with others, especially when complex discussions or decisions need to be made.

Therefore, the correct answer is:
Answer: A,D

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