Directions: Examine the Following Paragraph and Identify the Errors in the Underlined

question 48

Multiple Choice

Directions: Examine the following paragraph and identify the errors in the underlined parts of each sentence.
¹ Expression of anger vary around the world. ²Suppose a child has just completed its detailed drawing. ³When a classmate spills a drink, ruining the drawing. ⁴Most American children would respond with anger. ⁵In contrast, children growing up in east asian countries that practice buddhism (e. g ., Mongolia, Thailand, and nepal) rarely respond with anger because this goes against the Buddhist tenet to extend loving kindness to all people . ⁶Instead, they probably remained quiet and experience shame that they had left the drawing in a vulnerable position. ⁷Thus, culture can influences when and how much children express emotion. ⁸Of course, expressing emotion is only part of the developmental story. ⁹Children must also learn to recognize other's emotions.
-Kail and Cavanaugh, Human Development: A Life-Span View , pp. 183-184​
Which of the following correctly fixes the underlined error in sentence 2?​

• A) ​it's
• B) ​his or her
• C) ​their
• D) ​our

Distinguish between the different types of communication barriers and their impact on message transmission.

Identify the elements and outputs of an effective communication process.

Recognize the importance of matching communication methods to the complexity and emotional content of the problem being addressed.

Understand the role of personal experience and anecdotal evidence in shaping communication strategies.

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