There are subtle—but distinct—differences between communicating with an individual and a group. Communication among group members can be seen as a microcosm of communication within the entire organization. Using the company that you selected in Week 1, complete the following analysis to show the differences between writing and communicating a message:

• Select 2 communication channels to present 1 message to (a) an individual employee within the organization and (b) a group within the organization.
• Describe a new product being released by your company by writing messages of 400–500 words to (a) the individual, and (b) the group.
  • For the individual employee message, consider how the new product affects the individual’s job or role within the organization. How would you customize the message?
  • What considerations are important in the message for a larger group? Are there specific differences? Answer these questions in the analysis.
  • Lastly, explain what communication channels are most effective when dealing with individual employees, a group, and the larger organization. Consider cross-communication platforms, too. How do they complement each other?

Provide 1–2 sources other than your textbook to support your answer. Use APA style for citations.

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Describe two cognitive techniques and two behavioral techniques. In what types of situations would you choose each?

Two scholarly sources references are required.

Initial Post relevance to the topic of discussion, applicability, and insight. 

Quality of Written Communication Appropriateness of   audience and words choice is specific, purposeful, dynamic, and varied.   Grammar, spelling, punctuation. 

Inclusion of APNA standards essentials explored in the discussion as     well as the role-specific competencies as applicable

(Use articles that are below 5 years)

 Compare independent variables, dependent variables, and extraneous variables. Describe two ways that researchers attempt to control extraneous variables. Support your answer with peer-reviewed articles.