What type of message are you presenting when you convey information to which the audience's reaction will be neutral?
A. persuasive message
B. good-news message
C. matter-of-fact message
D. informative message
Answer (2)
The correct answer is C: matter-of-fact message, which conveys information neutrally without intending to evoke strong feelings. This type of message focuses solely on factual information. Examples include announcements about schedule changes or class cancellations.
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A neutral reaction from an audience is typically the result of delivering a matter-of-fact message, which is straightforward and factual. This type of message does not seek to evoke strong opinions or emotions. In contrast, persuasive messages aim to influence feelings, while good-news messages generally promote positive reactions. ;
