When Asking for Information and Action,explaining Why You're Making the Request

question 80

Multiple Choice

When asking for information and action,explaining why you're making the request

• A) is unnecessary since the audience is likely to comply.
• B) is part of an effective strategy for getting what you want.
• C) suggests that you think the audience is unintelligent.
• D) is viewed as a sign of weakness in most organizations.
• E) generally reduces the likelihood of receiving a positive response.

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Definitions:

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