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madam-professor

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When writers must convey bad news, they must carefully consider all of the following except the
 A) purpose.
 B) context.
 C) audience.
 D) total number of words they use.

Question 2

Receivers are far more likely to accept negative news when you show that the decision was
 A) fair.
 B) impartial.
 C) rational.
 D) All answer choices are correct.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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