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Facts and opinions are not clearly separated in a message. What is the greatest risk for the receiver?

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Correct answer: An opinion may be mistaken for a fact

When facts and opinions are not clearly distinguished, the receiver may treat a personal view, assumption, or prediction as verified information. Therefore, option D is correct. A fact is information that can be checked with evidence, whereas an opinion expresses a viewpoint or judgment. Mixing them can lead to misunderstanding and poor decisions; it does not normally stop the medium, change the receiver’s identity, or speed up feedback.

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