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This is a "Communication and Speech course"Based on the Book: Looking In, Looking Out I'm confused with this discussion board question and would appreciate if someone would help me. Thank you.

Examples

That’s the most disgusting thing I’ve ever heard!

Analysis: This isn’t a satisfactory statement, since the speaker isn’t clearly claiming that he/she is disgusted. The speaker doesn’t seem to recognize feelings , doesn’t verbally express a feeling

and doesn’t accept responsibility by using “I” language.

Restatement: I’m upset and angry that those parents left their young children alone overnight .

You’re being awfully sensitive about that.

Analysis: The speaker is labeling another’s feelings but saying nothing about his/her own feelings. We don’t know if the speaker is concerned, irritated, or indifferent.

Restatement: Fill it out for me please

1. I feel as if you’re trying to hurt me.

Analysis: Fill it out for me please

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2. I am confused about what you want from me.

Analysis:Fill it out for me please

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3. You make me so mad when you’re late.

Analysis: Fill it out for me please

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4. I’m sort of upset with your behavior and a little bit annoyed that you are not apologizing.

Analysis: Fill it out for me please

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5. I see you’re all in there enjoying the game while I clean up the kitchen.

Analysis: Fill it out for me please

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6. I feel like the rug’s been pulled out from under me.

Analysis: Fill it out for me please

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This is a "Communication and Speech course"Based on the Book: Looking In, Looking Out I'm confused...