When Preparing a Message to Someone from Another Culture, You

question 95

Multiple Choice

When preparing a message to someone from another culture, you should

• A)never write more than a single paragraph.
• B)assume that the audience is familiar with common U.S. phrases and references.
• C)be sure to remove all graphics, in case they might offend someone.
• D)be careful to express numbers and dates in the format used in that person's culture.

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Definitions:

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Ninth Amendment

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Due Process Standards

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