Svanhild is upset with her husband Lars because he is going to bars several times a week rather than spend time with his family. She said to him, "Lars, I am upset. I was hoping that you would take a more active role in the family
Also, I miss being with you." This is an example of which communication stance?
a. Placator
b. Blamer
c. Super-reasonable
d. Irrelevant
e. Congruent
E
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