Why is it important to gather facts from a variety of sources so you can make fair, objective decisions before delivering bad news?
What will be an ideal response?
Your initial interpretation of the situation might not be the only valid way to look at it.
Although the situation might be upsetting, usually the solution should not be based on emotion.
Since the consequences of the bad news might be severe, you should be sure of the facts and possible solutions.
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