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Question 1

What is a way to increase self-esteem?
◦ Ignore the impostor phenomenon.
◦ Seek out critical people with whom to engage.
◦ Interact with negative people with whom you can identify.
◦ Beware the impostor phenomenon.

Question 2

When Brice first started working at his new job, he began to disclose highly personal information to others almost immediately, often making his coworkers uncomfortable. Which guideline for self-disclosure was Brice clearly violating?
◦ Consider the motivation for the self-disclosure.
◦ Consider the appropriateness of the self-disclosure.
◦ Consider the disclosures of the other person.
◦ Consider any possible burdens self-disclosure might entail.


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KimWrice

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Reply 2 on: Dec 25, 2020
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