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kramer
2 years ago
5

Roll over each phrase to see various actions that ensure fair communications. Then drag the actions to the most appropriate cate

gory of the FAIR test: facts, access, impacts, or respect.a. Accessb. Impactsc. Factsd. Respect
Business
1 answer:
marta [7]2 years ago
5 0

Answer / Explanation:

Access: Real motives, Asking customers, Providing data, allowing expression

Impacts: Thinking about your idea, thinking of the community

Fact: Checking your report, Avoiding exaggeration

Respect: Valuing others opinions, choosing words carefully.

Now to be able to fully comprehend the aforementioned above, let us define a couple of them.

Access: This simply refers to being able to get approval to what is needed

Impact: This refers to or can be likened to the action of an object coming forcibly into contact with another external object.

Fact: This can be likened to a process that has been tested and proven to be an established principle.

Respect: This can be referred to as the feeling of admiration for an individual or group of people due to their perceived abilities or level of achievement.

With the brief definition of this terms, i hope you find it logical why the action were dragged to the perceived most appropriate category.

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