Don't Use Strategic Ambiguity When Your Goal Is to

question 18

Multiple Choice

Don't use strategic ambiguity when your goal is to

• A) help the listener understand your precise meaning.
• B) promote harmony.
• C) soften the blow of difficult messages.
• D) communicate your ideas in a situation where it could possibly expose you to a lawsuit if you stated your point unambiguously.

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Definitions:

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