In Creating Legislation, the U

question 73

Multiple Choice

In creating legislation, the U.S. Congress has a reputation for

• A) taking decisive action that clearly addresses the problem.
• B) moving at a glacial pace, which often takes years for a decision.
• C) demonstrating an inability to take any type of action.
• D) taking the wrong paths and creating much more serious problems.
• E) catering to the liberal core instead of the mainstream.

Recognize the significance of tailoring message closings to build goodwill and encourage a desired action.

Comprehend the effectiveness of using the direct approach in routine messages and orders.

Understand the strategic use of background information in queries to orient the reader towards the main objective.

Understand the importance and techniques of crafting concise, direct messages for routine inquiries in business communication.

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Definitions:

Brym and Lie

Two sociologists known for their contributions to understanding social structures, behaviors, and interactions within societies.

Foreign Aid

Financial or other forms of assistance given by one country to another, often to support economic development, humanitarian efforts, or political stability.

Redesigning

The process of planning and creating something in a different way to improve it or change how it works or looks.

Detrimental Effects

Negative impacts or consequences that can harm or hinder someone or something's state, functioning, or well-being.