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A police officer uses an upright hand with a flat palm to indicate "stop" to oncoming traffic in the middle of a busy city intersection. This action demonstrates that a substituting signal is often used in place of an oral message because __________.

▸ verbal messages are too long

▸ verbal messages can be impossible, undesirable, or inappropriate

▸ nonverbal messages are ambiguous

▸ nonverbal messages are universal

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Communication: Making Connections

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Authors: Seiler, Beall, Mazer

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