When you use the direct organizational plan for a routine message, you present the details before the primary idea?

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Lyric Wood

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16 January, 21:03

When you use the direct organizational plan for a routine message, you present the details before the primary idea?

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Chandler Reeves · Answer 1

The direct organizational plant for a routine message requires that you present the primary ideas first and then any supporting evidence. This plan emphasizes deduction, understanding the implications (details) of a central idea rather than presenting particulars first building toward the central idea of a message.