Asked by Pablo Porcayo on Jul 12, 2024
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Why might a message need to be longer when the audience is skeptical or hostile?
A) There will be fewer supporting points to win over the audience
B) The message can then be focused on conclusions and recommendations
C) You will have a better opportunity to use a direct format for the message
D) The audience will not understand the main idea of the message
E) You will have to build a consensus about the controversial subject
Skeptical Audience
A group of people who are inclined to doubt or question the validity of information presented to them.
Hostile Audience
A group of listeners or spectators that is antagonistic or unfavorably disposed towards the speaker or the message being conveyed.
Direct Format
A straightforward and clear way of organizing information, often used in writing and communication, where the main point is presented first followed by supporting details.
- Master the concept of how effectively organizing content can lead to better understanding and efficiency in messaging.
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Jul 18, 2024
Learning Objectives
- Master the concept of how effectively organizing content can lead to better understanding and efficiency in messaging.
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