A "bounce-back" strategy for when you attitude gets stepped on is
A) sulking.
B) ignoring it even if it happens again and again by the same person.
C) doing the same thing to the person who stepped on your attitude.
D) taking immediate action.
D
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Which of these steps can help you improve your effectiveness in intercultural conversations?
A) Rephrase your ideas often B) Use overly simplified sentences C) Ignore nonverbal feedback that is culturally different D) Speak slowly and clearly E) Assume the listener will ask questions if they are unsure about something