Making an Inference Is a Reasonable Thing to Do Relationally

question 65

Multiple Choice

Making an inference is a reasonable thing to do relationally as long as​

• A)​you make a number of them.
• B)​you wait for the other to infer also.
• C)​the other person understands you.
• D)​you identify the inference to the other person.
• E)​you first describe the observable behavior that led to the inference.

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Definitions:

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Traits

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