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按照信息是否进行反馈，可将行政沟通分为( )
E.间接沟通

A.单向沟通
B.双向沟通
C.多向沟通
D.直接沟通

【参考答案】

AB
解析：按照行政组织的系统，可以将行政沟通划分为正式沟通与非正式沟通；按照沟通方向，可以将行政沟通划分为上行......

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