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casperchen82

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According to Gottman (1994),__________is one of the four destructive communication patterns to avoid.
 
  A) defensiveness
  B) congruence
  C) flattery
  D) compromise

Question 2

In the context of gender and communication, Deborah Tannen (1990, 2006 ) observed:
 
  A) that women try to seek and give confirmations during a conversation.
  B) that, to men, conversations are a way to reach consensus.
  C) that women try to achieve the upper hand during a conversation.
  D) that, to men, conversations are negotiations for closeness.



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