When Reporting Information to Stakeholders, It Is Crucial to Remember

question 17

Multiple Choice

When reporting information to stakeholders, it is crucial to remember that people

• A) resist all new ideas.
• B) often incorporate new information without recognizing that some of their beliefs had been incorrect.
• C) tend to ignore any comments that are critical of the program.
• D) eagerly seek information that can be used to improve programs.

---

Definitions:

Public Use

Utilization of land or property by the general public or government entities, often a criterion in eminent domain cases.

Landowners Downstream

Individuals or entities that own property located lower in the watershed or river flow, potentially affected by upstream activities.

Diverting

The act of changing the direction or use of something from its intended course or purpose.

Water

is a transparent, tasteless, odorless, and nearly colorless chemical substance that is the main constituent of Earth's hydrosphere and the fluids of most living organisms.