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sjones

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Mirroring is a communication technique that means to
 
  a. speak to yourself in a mirror.
  b. repeat exactly what is said without adding or interpreting any of the speakers words.
  c. interpret exactly what you think the speaker meant to say.
  d. copy another persons actions.

Question 2

A common way to reply to someone using the active listening technique begins with the phrase
 
  a. Youre wrong
  b. I hear you saying . . .
  c. What did you say?
  d. I dont want to hear that kind of talk.



kiamars2010

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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: b

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: b



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