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Delivering bad news without knowing the details tends to cause
unnecessary anxiety among receivers.
True or False
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When you deliver bad news without clear details it creates ambiguity; people tend to fill gaps with worst-case assumptions, which increases anxiety. Best practice is to prepare, be honest about knowns and unknowns, explain next steps, offer support, and allow time for questions and follow-up.
When you deliver bad news without clear details it creates ambiguity; people tend to fill gaps with worst-case assumptions, which increases anxiety. Best practice is to prepare, be honest about knowns and unknowns, explain next steps, offer support, and allow time for questions and follow-up.
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