When Communicating, Being Specific About Your Intended Outcome Is ________

question 37

Multiple Choice

When communicating, being specific about your intended outcome is ________.

• A)not recommended, as it is unprofessional
• B)risky, as it may offend some people
• C)a good idea, as it will make it harder for your audience to say no
• D)strategic, as it makes it easier for your audience to understand what you want them to do
• E)appropriate only when you know that your audience is likely to decline your request

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Definitions:

Participants

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White Man

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Black Man

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