When Are Infants Likely to Show Surprise

question 161

Multiple Choice

When are infants likely to show surprise?

• A) When something occurs that frightens the child
• B) When something frightens the parent and is conveyed to the infant
• C) When the infant has been physically abused
• D) When something the infant sees is unexpected

Recognize ethical considerations in business communication, especially in conveying negative news.

Apply positive phrasing and empathy to soften the impact of bad news.

Know the components of an effective bad-news message, including buffers, reasons, explanations, and closing statements.

Understand the role of audience analysis in preparing and delivering bad news messages.

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Definitions:

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