Which of the following is an example of supportive communication?

English

2 answers:

Anna [14]2 years ago

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Answer:

D). "I'm always here if you need help with anything."

Explanation:

Supportive communication is described as the type of communication which is primarily inclined towards attaining particular goals of strengthening the relationship positively with the use of specific techniques like emotions, concern, empathy, and support. The primary goal of such communication is to resolve the conflicts or problem-solving in order to nurture positive energy in the recipient.

In the given question, option D displays the statement that exemplifies a supportive communication as the speaker shows empathy and concern towards the listener and attempts to build/boost confidence(by resolving conflicts) in him/her. This will help the affected person(suffering a problem or stress) i.e. listener to feel positive and more confident in challenging circumstances that would nurture their relationship. Therefore, option D is the correct answer.

zmey [24]2 years ago

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Answer:

sorry for the short answer but its D. I just took the test

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