The CEO of a company tells her employees that "each department will be restructuring within the next six months." A department head in the same company tells employees that the department will sustain layoffs within the next six months. How do the statements compare?

The CEO is more emotionally responsible toward her employees, while the department head is harsh.

The CEO intentionally uses a vague term for "layoffs," while the department head is more direct.

The CEO intentionally uses a more ethically responsible term for "layoffs," while the department head is more direct.

Both statements are emotive.