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Suppose you and your partner are discussing where the two of you will go for spring break. You want to go to the beach; your partner wants to visit family. Your partner says to you: You don't want to visit my family because you don't like my parents.. Which of the following is an example of a reflective statement that you could make?
 
  a. You aren't exactly thrilled about my parents either..
  b. I do so like your parents..
  c. Let's talk about this later when we haven't been drinking
   d. You feel that I don't like your parents..

Question 2

Do you love me? is an example of:
 
  a. a closed-ended question
  b. an open-ended question
  c. a you statement question
   d. an I statement question



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

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