Which of the following is a way to deemphasize negatives? A. Avoid linking negative information to an audience benefit B. Placing negative information in the beginning C. Using hidden negative in place of negative connotations D. Justifying negative information by giving a reason E. Focusing on limitations to solve a problem efficiently

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Jayvon Oconnor

Social Studies

31 March, 10:51

Which of the following is a way to deemphasize negatives? A. Avoid linking negative information to an audience benefit B. Placing negative information in the beginning C. Using hidden negative in place of negative connotations D. Justifying negative information by giving a reason E. Focusing on limitations to solve a problem efficiently

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Chanel Rodgers · Answer 1

D. Justifying negative information by giving a reason

Explanation:

To answer this question we have to first understand the meaning of the word deemphasize which is not dwelling, stressing on something while negatives is not agreeing, concurring to a thing. The answer to the question would be Justifying negative information by giving a reason this reason can be reasoned or seen as to be positive by the receiving end.