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11. Which of the following is an example of an effective "I" statement?

A. "I hate it when you don't update me about what's going on with a resident we both work with."
B. "I've really had enough of how you act like you know everything."
C. "I am so frustrated that you have been late every day this week."
D. "I feel angry because it's hard to build a good relationship with the residents when you tell them negative things about me."



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Final answer:

Effective 'I' statements express feelings without blame or criticism, fostering open communication.


Explanation:

An effective 'I' statement focuses on expressing feelings and concerns without blaming or criticizing the other person.

Example: 'I feel frustrated when you do not update me about our work with a resident.'

Using 'I' statements instead of 'you' statements can lead to more open communication and understanding.


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