Solved for this True and False Question: (With Explanation) -> English Communication subject

1. Genre is important in communication because it governs the expectations of your audience with regard to how the content will be organized and delivered.

2. Genres evolve over time, reflecting changing professional practices, new communication technologies, and the demands of new types of content.

3. Developing an audience profile as part of the communication process is similar to the development of an engineering model. If careful reasoning and evidence are applied to the development of your model, you can expect reasonable accuracy of the results provided by the model compared to simply making an intelligent guess at the outcomes.

4. As a general rule, when listening to others in the engineering environment, it is only necessary to listen for the pertinent technical facts (e.g., specifications, quantitative analysis, time intervals, etc.) during the conversation and ignore the other person's perspective, rationale, emotional content, or the particular social context of the conversation.