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Haley Cychosz
on Nov 19, 2024Verified
Which of the following is a guideline for providing reasons for bad news in a negative news message that uses the indirect approach?
A) Use "company policy" as the reason most of the time.
B) Start with the most negative points first and move forward to increasingly positive ones.
C) Present your reasons in a clearly apologetic tone.
D) Provide enough detail for the audience to understand your reasons.
Indirect Approach
A communication method where the main point or request is subtly introduced, often after providing background information or context.
Negative News Message
Communication that conveys unpleasant or adverse information in a tactful and considerate manner.
Bad News
Unfavorable or distressing information that needs to be communicated.
- Understand how to provide detailed reasons for bad news in a manner that is clear yet considerate.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand how to provide detailed reasons for bad news in a manner that is clear yet considerate.
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