All of the following are ways emergency communications differ from routine communications EXCEPT: A. The timeliness of emergency messages is critical to protecting safety and dispelling rumors. B. Stress, change of routine, and lack of sleep can make it more difficult for people to hear messages during an emergency. C. Emergency messages are intended to elicit a timely response from the public. D. Emergency communications are designed to raise awareness and provide knowledge rather than provoke a desired response.

Option D

Explanation:

Emergency communications are a mode of communication carried out in a time of urgency when there is a disaster, accident, a quick immediate response. such communication are reserved for a time of desperate need. Emergency communications are critical to protecting the safety and dispelling rumours; emergency messages are intended to elicit a timely response. Example of an Emergency communications line include the using and sending the SOS signal, calling 911 etc.  Emergency communications are designed to provoke a desired response.

Routine communications is a mode of communication that simply signifies a mode of communication carried out routinely i.e in a periodical, predetermined manner. Such mode of communication is carried out to act as a reminder,awareness, preparation, a followup in lieu of the main communication method.  Routine communications are designed to raise awareness and provide knowledge.

All of the following are ways emergency communications differ from routine communications EXCEPT: Emergency communications are designed to raise awareness and provide knowledge rather than provoke a desired response.

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