KNEA's president quickly admitted that the organization had made an error. Was that a wise decision? In your opinion, did his quick confession hurt KNEA's reputation? Or did it strengthen it?
What will be an ideal response?
The admission strengthened a reputation that had been weakened by actions
inconsistent with KNEA's values. The organization's reputation probably did not
immediately return to the level it enjoyed before the postcards were mailed.
However, it probably did not go as low as it would have if the organization had
explicitly -- or by its silence implicitly -- endorsed the questionable tactic.
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A. 14 B. 10 C. 6 D. 2
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a. The Justice Department b. The Federal Communications Commission c. The Federal Trade Commission d. All of the choices
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A. the same thing as generic language. B. the same thing as inclusive language. C. language that denigrates or excludes one or the other sex. D. language that only denigrates or excludes women.
Once a group has selected the best solution to a problem, their final task is to test and implement the solution
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.