Lisa and her roommate are having a discussion about disorganization in their dorm room. Lisa is neater and more well-organized than her roommate. They get along well otherwise, so Lisa feels comfortable raising the subject of the room. She is very careful to clearly state her concerns and need for change. She also offers some suggestions for improvement. What strategy for communication is Lisa practicing?
A. Ask clarifying questions
B. Repeat back what you hear
C. Focus on common goals
D. Speak clearly
Answer: D
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What will be an ideal response?