Question
Most technical writing textbooks claim that effective technical communication is "honest." There are many reasons it is important to be honest when communicating. Which of the following is NOT one of the reasons to be "honest"?
Group of answer choices
Readers can get hurt if you are dishonest.
If readers bring your dishonesty to the attention of your supervisor, your career may suffer.
It's the right thing to do.
You and your organization could face serious legal charges if you are dishonest.
Group of answer choices
Readers can get hurt if you are dishonest.
If readers bring your dishonesty to the attention of your supervisor, your career may suffer.
It's the right thing to do.
You and your organization could face serious legal charges if you are dishonest.
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The option that is NOT one of the reasons to be "honest" in technical communication is:
**You and your organization could face serious legal charges if you are dishonest.**
While legal implications can be a factor, the reasons listed primarily emphasize the ethical and personal consequences of dishonesty rather than legal ones.
**You and your organization could face serious legal charges if you are dishonest.**
While legal implications can be a factor, the reasons listed primarily emphasize the ethical and personal consequences of dishonesty rather than legal ones.