Asked by Lisa
If an audience is opposed to what you have to say or resistant to a change you are suggesting, a good approach is to
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
What are your choices?
Answered by
Samantha
a. be as ambiguous as possible to avoid offending the members of the audience.
b. begin the message with something both of you and the audience can agree upon.
c. try to convince the audience that your solution is perfect and that there are no other alternatives.
d. deliver all aspects and details about the message at once to get it all out in the open
b. begin the message with something both of you and the audience can agree upon.
c. try to convince the audience that your solution is perfect and that there are no other alternatives.
d. deliver all aspects and details about the message at once to get it all out in the open
Answered by
angela
It's on page 53 under question number three first bullet :) if we have tha same books lol
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