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QuizMultiple Choice

Workplace Etiquette — Unit test

Question 13 • 26-27 SAS Ignite Career Planning and Development - EL4222

What is the difference between an “I” statement and a “You” statement?

Answer
A
The “I” statement is non-confrontational
B
The “You” statement is non-confrontational
C
The “I” statement is argumentative
D
The “You” statement is neutral in tone

Explanation

An “I” statement describes your own feelings or experience without directly blaming the other person, so it is generally less confrontational. A “You” statement can sound accusatory because it focuses on what the other person did. Therefore, the correct choice is “The ‘I’ statement is non-confrontational.”

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