A Pattern in Which Disconfirming Messages Reinforce One Another, Often

question 1

Multiple Choice

A pattern in which disconfirming messages reinforce one another, often leading to a full-blown argument is called

• A) evaluative communication.
• B) "you" language.
• C) "I" language.
• D) a conflict spiral.

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