9. Miranda works as a sales manager in a large household products company. One afternoon, her supervisor calls her into his ofce and condes that there's a position opening up in the organization's marketing research division that could really give her insight into the company's promotion and pricing strategy. Her manager's intention is to suggest that it would be great to have someone learn about the new targeting strategies the company is trying out and then come back and to help the sales department. What Miranda hears is that she's being pushed out of her job. This classic case of misunderstanding is referred to as A. distortion. B. decoding. C. communication. D. semantics