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From a management perspective, communication principles often include correctness and concreteness. Correctness ensures that information shared is factually accurate, while concreteness avoids vagueness. For example, saying “The meeting will be held at 10 AM in Conference Room A” is much more concrete than “The meeting is tomorrow morning somewhere in the office.” Employees are far less likely to misunderstand when communication follows these principles.