Chapter 1 States That Effective Technical Communication Is Honest

question 4

Multiple Choice

Chapter 1 states that effective technical communication is honest. The chapter then presents three reasons it is important to be honest when communicating. Which of the following is NOT one of the reasons listed in Chapter 1?

• A) It's the right thing to do.
• B) If readers bring your dishonesty to the attention of your supervisor, your career may be negatively affected.
• C) Readers can get hurt if you are dishonest.
• D) You and your organization could face serious legal charges if you are dishonest.

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