Reviewing your message and considering feedback ________
A) generally leads to less successful proposals
B) may lead you to return to the analysis step
C) is part of composing, the second step of the ACE process
D) will be time consuming and unnecessary
E) sets the stage for your business message, helping you make good decisions, and should be done before you begin composing
Answer: B
Explanation: B) Reviewing your message and considering feedback may lead you to return to the analysis step, to reconsider the decisions about purpose, audience, content, and medium. This circular approach helps ensure effective communication.
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