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Chapter 6: Universals of Verbal and Nonverbal Messages Copyright © Allyn & Bacon Messages Vary in Politeness Desirable Trait Across Most Cultures Recognized as Important in Business Gender Differences Personality and Professional Training affect Politeness
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