Delivering information that may cause fear requires caution so as not to cause unnecessary panic or misunderstanding. Here are some ways to help you deliver information in a way that is not easily perceived while maintaining sensitivity and responsibility: 1. **Use calm language**: Avoid using exaggerated or inflammatory words to soften the impact of the information. Choose calm and neutral language. 2. **Provide information gradually**: Break the information into small parts and explain it step by step. This allows the receiver time to digest and understand, rather than being overwhelmed by a large amount of information all at once. 3. **Provide background and context**: Lay the groundwork and provide relevant background information to help the receiver understand the overall situation and importance of the information. 4. **Emphasis on measures**: When delivering intimidating information, emphasize the measures or plans that have been taken to help the receiver feel in control and safe. 5. **Use visual aids**: Use visual tools such as charts and diagrams to convey information more easily and help the receiver better understand complex situations. 6. **Encourage discussion and questions**: Create an open environment where people feel safe to ask questions and express concerns, which can help alleviate fear. 7. **Positive Ending**: Try to end the communication on a positive or encouraging note to give people hope and confidence. Make sure to always communicate in a transparent and honest manner and be responsible for the authenticity and reliability of the information. At the same time, be sensitive to the audience's emotions and reactions so that you can adjust your communication style in time.