When Using the Direct Order Plan to Organize Your Information

question 9

Multiple Choice

When using the direct order plan to organize your information in a message, you should _____.

• A) present information that readers consider routine in the beginning
• B) present information that readers consider positive at the end
• C) present information that readers consider neutral at the end
• D) avoid beginning your message by stating your objective
• E) avoid delivering good news at the beginning of the message

Comprehend the factors contributing to the disparity between developed and developing nations.

Assess the benefits and criticisms of globalization.

Articulate the principles of human rights as outlined by the United Nations.

Analyze progress in poverty reduction in specific regions of the world.

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Definitions:

At Once

Immediately or without any delay.

Unstructured Problems

Issues that lack clear definition or a straightforward solution pathway, often requiring complex decision-making strategies.

Information Deficiencies

Gaps in knowledge that occur when individuals or organizations lack the necessary data to make informed decisions or understandings.

Ambiguous

Something that can be understood in more than one way; lacking clearness or definiteness.