When Reviewing Your Bad-News Message, Which of the Following Questions

question 11

Multiple Choice

When reviewing your bad-news message, which of the following questions will help you evaluate the "impacts" aspect of the FAIR test?

• A) Are my motives clear, or will others perceive that I have a hidden agenda?
• B) Is my perspective of the facts influenced by defensiveness, favoritism, or some other bias?
• C) Have I stated the message in a way that recognizes the inherent worth of others?
• D) Am I doing what I can to provide appropriate opportunities to the bad-news recipients?
• E) Is the rationale for this bad news based on sound facts and conclusions?

Understand the concept and graphical representation of indifference curves.

Interpret the effects of changes in income and prices on a consumer's budget line and choices.

Identify the optimal combinations of goods a consumer can afford given their budget constraints.

Distinguish between different shifts in the consumer's budget line and understand the underlying reasons.

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Definitions:

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Mayan Mothers

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