Based on the article from your required readings, “The Communication Contract and Its Ten Ground Clauses,” create your own “Communication Contract” from information you learned in the five required readings for this module. You may make the contract for your church, an organization/association you belong to, your own household, or your team at work. You will need at least five clauses in your contract. Make sure your paper includes critical thinking when you are presenting each clause in your contract.
Your paper must be 4 pages, non-double spaced.
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