If you have mildly disappointing information to deliver as part of a positive message,you should
A)put the negative information in a favorable context.
B)simply omit it from the message.
C)put the negative information first.
D)put the negative information last.
E)use humor to suggest the outcome is not too bad.

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By putting the negative information in a favorable context, you are acknowledging the less-than-perfect aspect while still highlighting the positive elements of the message. This can help soften the blow and keep the message overall positive. Simply omitting the negative information or using humor to downplay it may come across as disingenuous, while putting it first may cast a negative tone over the entire message. Putting it last may also work, but by starting with positive news, you are more likely to captivate your audience's attention and keep them engaged.

If You Have Mildly Disappointing Information to Deliver as Part