Relational fitness involves:

a. identifying one's preferred ways of relating, learning how to talk about taboo
topics.
b. identifying one's interactional style, learning how to communicate with a
range of people.
c. identifying one's preferred ways of relating; learning and practicing new ways
of relating.
d. identifying one's interactional style, stepping out of one's comfort zone to talk
with new people.


C

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