Power increases even when you try, yet fail to control another's behavior

Rhetorical sensitivity is an alternate form of communication that can be applied to a situation in which wideopen disclosure could be harmful. Rhetorically-sensitive people

A) try to be firm in their communication. B) accept personal complexity. C) make consistent language choices. D) communicate freely. E) maintain consistent values.

The Alien and Sedition Acts were notable because:

a) they seemingly violated the First Amendment only a few years after it was ratified; b) they contributed to the popular mood that helped elect Thomas Jefferson to the presidency; c) they were never used to prosecute Federalists; d) the Supreme Court did not rule on their constitutionality while they were in effect; e) all of these.