You Overhear a Conversation Where One Person Says, "You Really

question 28

Multiple Choice

You overhear a conversation where one person says, "You really believe that? I think if you look at the facts again, I'm sure you would draw a different conclusion." What would this communication be an example of?

• A) Practicing person-oriented communication
• B) Practicing problem-oriented communication
• C) Practicing communication that validates the individual
• D) Practicing communication that is disowned

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Definitions:

Contributing Factor

An element that plays a part in causing a situation or outcome.

Circumstantial Factor

An element or condition that affects a situation but is not a direct cause; often considered in evaluations or analysis of outcomes.

Medians

The middle value of a data set when it is ordered from least to greatest, or the line in geometry that divides a figure into two equal parts.

Frequencies

The rate at which a vibration occurs that constitutes a wave, either in material (as in sound waves) or in an electromagnetic field (as in radio waves and light).