A) Bill owns 50 shares of company stock.
B) Fran has worked for the company for the last 13 years.
C) Joyce visits the company annually to evaluate quality control.
D) Mega Munchies is the company's major competitor.
E) Alice begins working as the company's chief financial officer.
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A) Have I gathered all the relevant information and examined various accounts of the same event?
B) Have I considered all the ways in which this message will impact others in the near term and long term?
C) What have I done to lessen the negative impacts on recipients?
D) Have I stated the message in a way that recognizes the inherent worth of others?
E) What am I doing to provide appropriate opportunities to the bad-news recipients?
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A) using an accusatory or confrontational tone
B) adopting a team-centered orientation
C) focusing on attitudes and intentions rather than actions and results
D) pointing out mistakes rather than problem solving
E) sugarcoating the bad news
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A) neutral language
B) passive verbs
C) teaser messages
D) a buffer statement
E) an accusatory tone
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A) is reframing her thoughts to foster a constructive conversation.
B) is displaying counterproductive response to negative emotions.
C) is an individual with low emotional intelligence.
D) is incapable of identifying the negative emotions she is feeling.
E) is displaying signs of defensiveness, denial, and withdrawal.
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A) bearing responsibility for one's own role in causing bad news
B) committing to transparency and honesty in delivering bad news
C) viewing delivery of bad news opportunistically
D) sympathizing with the recipients of bad news
E) telling the truth even when it is not popular or politically correct
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A) manage emotions to respond constructively to negative feedback.
B) remain unaware of the negative emotions he or she feels.
C) respond to negative feedback by criticizing the other person.
D) display withdrawal during negative feedback.
E) seek and accept only positive feedback.
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A) severity
B) consequences
C) controllability
D) adaptability
E) likelihood
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A) use a lot of jargon in her message.
B) use a simple design for her message.
C) avoid the use of buffer statements.
D) ensure that the message looks slick.
E) use a direct message structure.
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A) fact
B) access
C) audience
D) impact
E) respect
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A) sandwich
B) teaser
C) buffer
D) sugarcoat
E) direct
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A) Rita sugarcoats the description of problem behaviors while delivering a negative performance review.
B) Adrianne procrastinates delivering negative feedback when she sees that employees are defensive.
C) Julia helps the poor performers of her team understand the ways in which they are hurting organizational performance.
D) Jorge discusses what he believes employees are thinking rather than their concrete actions.
E) Derek uses an accusatory tone while delivering a negative performance review.
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A) sugarcoats the bad news by placing it between compliments.
B) focuses on Melissa's attitudes and intentions.
C) uses primarily a backward-looking tone.
D) asks for Melissa's perspectives on her poor performance.
E) uses an accusatory or a confrontational tone.
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