checkpoint strategy

complex audience

design specifications

group$-$oriented cultures

high content culture

modular design in writing

phantom readers

process strategy

stakeholders

writing customs and conventions

A$.$ individuals who will gain or lose because of the message from a

communication

B$.$ plan that details what their yet$-$to$-$be$-$designed product needs to

include and how it needs to be put together

C$.$ make requests, decline requests and express opinions explicitly

D$.$ strategy by which an ethical perspective is integrated into every

stage of writing

E$.$ a form in which different, readily distinguishable parts of a

communication each address a distinct group of readers

F$.$ readers consisting of diverse groups with widely varying

background and responsibilities

G$.$ a single, predetermined point in the writing process when writers

review their work from an ethical point of view

H$.$ expectations, regulations and other factors that may constrain

what one says and how it is said

I. person who wants the report's conclusions, not the raw

data or details about the procedure

J$.$ culture that honors personal achievement and expects individuals

to take care of themselves