If you have mildly disappointing information to deliver as part of a positive message,you should

A) put the negative information in a favorable context.
B) simply omit it from the message.
C) put the negative information first.
D) put the negative information last.
E) put the negative information at the end of the middle paragraph.

Putting the negative information in a favorable context can soften the blow and make it easier for the recipient to receive the information. It can also help them focus on the positive aspects of the message. Simply omitting the information could lead to confusion or mistrust, and putting it first or last can detract from the overall positivity of the message. Putting it at the end of the middle paragraph may also not be effective as the reader's attention may have already shifted to the next topic.