How Does the Withhold and Uphold Approach Differ from the Identify

question 49

Multiple Choice

How does the withhold and uphold approach differ from the identify and reply approach?

• A)In the withhold and uphold approach,a person holding information sends very little of it even when pressed to do so,while the identify and reply approach involves a person holding relevant information send it to others only when they explicitly ask for it.
• B)In the withhold and uphold approach,a sender tells others what the main issues are and then sells them his or her own preferred solution,while the identify and reply approach involves a person holding relevant information send it to others only when they explicitly ask for it.
• C)In the withhold and uphold approach,a sender explicitly listens to feedback so that they can be aware of potential misunderstandings,while the identify and reply approach involves a person identifying what the main issue is and then providing his or her preferred solution.
• D)In the withhold and uphold approach,a person holding relevant information sends it to others only when they explicitly ask for it,while the identify and reply approach involves telling others what the main issues are and recommending solutions for them.

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ICD-10-CM General Note

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