When describing how you view a situation, it is most effective to __________.
A. use sarcasm to take some negativity out of the situation
B. increase your level of vocal intensity to maintain the listener's interest
C. use exasperated facial expressions to communicate emotions
D. calmly and confidently deliver the message
Answer: D
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.