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| system of moral principles that might go beyond legal rules to tell us how to act when the law is silent. |
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| The belief that ones own cultural group is one superior |
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Consistency
using similar grammatical structure for similiar ideas., that is matching adjectives with adjectives nouns with nouns and so on.
i came i saw i conquered. |
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| A statement that is so obvious that including it in a message would insult the reader. |
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| The manner in which an idea is expressed( rather than the substance of the idea) |
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| A netural and supportive opening statement designed to lessen the impact of negative news. |
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| Breaking a problem down into its component parts so that data- so that you know what data you need to collect. |
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| is collected by the researcher to solve the specific problem at hand. |
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| is data collected by someone else for some oter purpose may be published or unpublished. |
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| a person who has agreed to provide the information to a prospective employer regarding a job applicants fitness for a job. |
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| solicited application letter |
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| is written in response to an advertised vacany |
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| unsolicited application letter |
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| also called prospecting letter) is written to a organization that has not advertised a vacany. |
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| is the practice of polite and appropriate behavior in the business setting. |
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| is the unnecessary repetition of an idea that has already been expressed or intimated. |
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| emphasizes what the reciever( the listener or the reader) wants to know and how he or she will be affected by the message. |
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| Questions that you dont expect an answer for. |
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