All of these statements give good advice for communicating in families EXCEPT:
A) ?Express grievances in ways that won't demean others.
B) ?Maintain equity with family members.
C) ?Focus on the small issues and let the big ones go.
D) ?Show respect and consideration to family members.
E) ?Make daily choices that enhance intimacy.
C
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Research on flattery found that:
A. It’s a myth that flattery will get you everywhere. B. The most frequent flatters got the most seats on the board of directors. C. Ingratiation may work to some degree, but giving substantive advice and professional counsel is a greater influence. D. Flattery is more common in white-collar organizations than blue-collar organizations.
If you do not have enough information about a source to provide a detailed verbal footnote that tells the audience where to find the source, you can
A. use the source only if you first find the details you need to acknowledge it properly. B. still use the source and cite whatever information about it that you do have. C. use the source's evidence without crediting it, if it is unlikely anyone would have tracked down the source anyway. D. still use the source as evidence but must explicitly apologize to the audience for not crediting the source properly.
All of the following is true about bias except:
a. Bias is usually contrasted with objectivity b. Bias means that the source has a "interest" in the topic c. You should pay special attention to a source that displays bias d. Bias means that you should dismiss the source as wrong
A smaller cohesive group within a larger group is known as a ________
Fill in the blanks with correct word