According to your textbook, confirmation is defined as a response that:
a. validates another person's experience or emotions, but disagrees with the content of the message.
b. validates another person's experience or emotions and agrees with the content of the message.
c. creates expressive and instrumental benefits for both parties in the relationship.
d. disqualifies the other person with a tangential response.
B
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a. a syllogism. b. a topic. c. an argument. d. adherence.
Of the five senses, we learn more from _______ than any other sense, which is why presentation aids are effective
a. hearing b. humor c. touch d. sight
Those who share the same nation, historical origins, and religion are part of the same _________.
a. ecology. b. society. c. race. d. ethnicity.
Your senses are unable to attend to every stimulus in the environment at the same time.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)