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31 Cards in this Set
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opinion
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a personal belief based on what appears to be true or likely
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distort
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fail to accurately, twist or bend out of shape
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compromise
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make adjustments or concessions
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communicate
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exchange information as to connect with
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all-inclusive
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that which includes everything
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feedback
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repeating the info that was solid
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listening
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thoughtfully considering what is heard
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body language
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the manner in which people communicate with their body and without using words
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misunderstanding
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a failure to understand what is meant; also the disagreement or argument which result from a mistake of meaning
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generalizations
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broad, vague, all-including statements
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nonverbal
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without words or vocal sounds
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defensive
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in a position of having to defend oneself
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acknowledge
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make known one's awareness of, recognize
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verbal
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spoken or sounded with the mouth
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gesture
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make bodily motions to express ideas intentions, or emotions
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criticisms
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statements which point out faults or flaws, judgements assessing positiove and negative qualities
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posture
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the position of one's body when standing or sitting
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domineering
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controlling in an arrogant or rough way
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definitive
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that which detines or draws the final conclusion
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tactful
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saving or doing the appropriate thing at the right time and in an acceptable way
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imperceptible
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barely noticable
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immature
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not possessing adult qualities, not sufficiently developed
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escalates
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builds up, increase; goes up
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personal space
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the nearby area surrounding oneself
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psychological
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that which deals with emotional and metal processes and response
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nuances
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slight changes or signs
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adverse
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hostile, negative, opposing or unfavorable
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subtle
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subdued, delicate
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monopolize
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to control completely or take over exclusively
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vunerable
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weak, exposed, unprotected
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indifferent
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not noticing acknowleging, or caring about
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