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Adaptation statement
1.1 Learning to write
1.2 Elements in communication
1.3 Critical thinking
2.3 Evaluating sources
2.5 Making an argument
2.4 Citing sources
2.2 Categorizing sources
2.1 Research questions
2.6 Annotated bibliography
3.1 Pre-writing
3.10 Adapting messages
3.6 Audience types
3.9 Audience psychographics
3.5 Channels
3.4 Purpose
3.8 Audience geographics
3.7 Audience demographics
3.3 Audience analysis
3.2 Communication models
4.1 Style and tone
4.2 Plain language
4.3 Inclusive language
4.4 Concision
4.5 You attitude (you view)
5.7 Persuasive messages
5.10 Cover letters
5.2 Letters
5.5 Reports
5.6 Persuasive appeals
5.8 Starting your job search
5.3 Emails
5.4 Proposals
5.1 Memos
5.11 Bad news messages
5.9 Resumes
6.4 Headings
6.1 Graphics
6.6 Emphasis
6.5 Lists
6.2 Drawings, diagrams, and photos
6.3 Tables, charts, and graphs
7.1 Revising, editing, and proofreading
7.2 Reverse outlining
8.1 Intercultural communication
8.2 Team work
8.3 Listening skills
8.4 Giving and receiving feedback
8.5 Workplace conflict management
8.6 Oral presentations
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