You must determine who you are briefing and what is expected of you as the briefer. in which step of the briefing process does the

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You need to identify your audience and clarify what is expected of you in your role as the briefer. At which step in the briefing process does this activity take place?

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There are three types of motives in psychology. Biological motives are those that help humans to survive. Things like hunger and thirst are biological...

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I believe the answer is: analytic stepIn briefing, analytic step includes determining the things that are necessary to fulfil and eliminate so the core message of the briefing could be well received by the audiences. This would include things such as figuring out the type of audience, figuring out the best way of delivery, and figuring out the needed equipments for the briefing.

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The correct answer of the given question above would be the ANALYTIC STEP. When determining who you are briefing and what is expected of you as a briefer, this step of the briefing process in which this activity occurs is in the analytic step. There are four steps of briefing and these are, Analyze the Situation, Construct the Briefing, Deliver the Briefing, and Follow Up.

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answer ANALYZE PHASE or ANALYTIC STEP You must determine who you are briefing and what is expected of you in this phase or step.  It is one of the phases or steps for the briefing process: (1) Analyze the Situation, (2) Construct the Briefing, (3) Deliver the Briefing, and lastly, (4) The Following Up.Practically, this phase or step is the beginning of statistical analysis of a problem. It statistically reviews, assess, and evaluate the families of variation to determine which are critical contributors to the output.

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You must determine who you are briefing and what is expected of you as the briefer. in which step of the briefing process does the

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