The Use of "I" Statements When Speaking

question 28

Multiple Choice

The use of "I" statements when speaking

• A) makes the listener feel insignificant.
• B) is less productive than the use of "you" statements.
• C) gives you a competitive advantage in the conversation.
• D) allows you to be clear without blaming or accusing.

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