Asked by Kåmøgelø Mokwå on Aug 01, 2024

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When composing negative messages,don't use language that

A) conveys respect.
B) avoids an accusing tone.
C) protects your reader's pride.
D) pinpoints the reader's shortcomings.
E) considers the needs of the audience.

Negative Messages

Communications that convey unfavorable, disappointing, or unwanted information.

Accusing Tone

A manner of communication that implies blame or responsibility for a fault or wrongdoing.

  • Compose negative messages using language that respects the reader’s feelings and dignity.
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Rahma MubarakAug 07, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
Using language that pinpoints the reader's shortcomings can come across as accusatory or disrespectful, which is not effective or appropriate when composing negative messages. The goal is to communicate the message in a way that is respectful and considers the reader's feelings and perspective.