When Communicating, Being Specific About Your Intended Outcome Is ________

When communicating, being specific about your intended outcome is ________.

A) not recommended, as it is unprofessional
B) risky, as it may offend some people
C) a good idea, as it will make it harder for your audience to say no
D) strategic, as it makes it easier for your audience to understand what you want them to do
E) appropriate only when you know that your audience is likely to decline your request