Which of the following best defines writing that projects the "you attitude"?
A) writing that clearly sets the responsibility for a problem on the reader
B) writing with the kind of tone and style that you would prefer in a letter you receive
C) writing that conveys defensiveness and self-protection
D) writing that addresses the reader as "you"

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Writing with the "you attitude" means that the writer focuses on the reader's needs and interests, rather than their own. This includes using a tone and style that is courteous and respectful, similar to what the writer would prefer to receive in a letter themselves. Option A is incorrect because blaming the reader would not convey the "you attitude." Option C is incorrect because defensive writing is not focused on the reader's needs. Option D is only one aspect of using the "you attitude" and is not enough on its own.

Which of the Following Best Defines Writing That Projects the "You