29,33,35 28. Which element of interpersonal attraction is reflected in the adage

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29,33,35

28. Which element of interpersonal attraction is reflected in the adage, "Birds of a feather, flock together? a Proximity b. Reciprocation of liking c. Similarity d. None of the above 29. Using "it" statements while providing critical feedback may help a. the speaker stick to the current issue. b. separate the person from the issue c. with timing d. add to the frustration of the person receiving the feedback. 30. Which conflict style could be characterized as win-lose? a. competition b. obliging c, integrating d. avoiding 31. Conflict can strengthen a relationship. a. True b. False 32. Conflict is inevitable. a. True b. False 33. Which conflict style may be suitable for short term solutions such as agreeing on a restaurant so that you and your partner can enjoy an evening together? a. Obliging b. Dominating c. Integrating d. Compromising 34. According to class lecture, Joe Girard, cleverly used the Reciprocation of Liking principle to effectively teach first-graders. b. a. become known as the world's "greatest car salesman." c. stay happily married. d. none of the above. 35. According to class lecture, to be competent at managing conflict, we should be both appropriate and effective. a. True b. False

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29.

Using"it" statement while providing critical feedback may help to separate the person from the issue.

Hence, option (b) is correct answer.

31.

Conflict can strength a relationship.

Hence,statement is true.

32.

Conflict is inevitable.

Hence,statement is true.

33.

Obliling is a Conflict style may be suitable for short term solution such as agreeing on a restaurant so that you and your partner enjoy an evening together.

Hence, option (a) is correct.

34.

According to class lecture,to be competent at managing conflict, we should be both appropriate and effective.

Hence,statement is true.

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