In Unsolicited Proposals, Convincing Readers That a Problem or an Opportunity

question 103

Multiple Choice

In unsolicited proposals, convincing readers that a problem or an opportunity exists can be considered the ________.

• A) scope
• B) background or statement of the problem
• C) solution
• D) report organization

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Definitions:

Reasonable Care

The degree of caution and concern an ordinarily prudent and rational person would use in similar circumstances.

Conditional Privilege

A special right, immunity, permission, or benefit given to certain individuals that allows them to make any statements about someone without being held liable for defamation for any false statement made without actual malice.

Defamation

A wrongful act of communicating false statements about a person that injure the person's reputation or good name.

Actual Malice

In defamation, either a person's knowledge that his or her statement or published material is false or the person's reckless disregard for whether it is false.