The Four Primary Skills for Communicating in a Crisis Include

question 44

Multiple Choice

The four primary skills for communicating in a crisis include all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) stay calm
• B) be visible
• C) get the awful truth out
• D) communicate a vision for the future
• E) all of these are skills for communicating in a crisis

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Definitions:

Low Affiliation

A term indicating a reduced concern or need for forming close or supportive relationships with others.

Need for Achievement

A psychological trait that drives individuals to pursue and meet goals or standards of excellence, often motivating behavior in competitive environments.

Moderately Difficult Goals

Targets set for individuals or teams that are challenging yet achievable with effort, often optimizing motivation and performance.

Alderfer's ERG Theory

A motivational theory that categorizes human needs into three groups: existential, relatedness, and growth needs, suggesting that when higher level needs are frustrated, individuals will revert to lower level needs.