Which of the following statements regarding "I" language is true?

A) "I" language focuses on how you respond to or feel about the other person's behavior.
B) "I" language is accusatory and assigns blame.
C) "I" language is egotistical, and discourages dialogue with the other person.
D) You shouldn't start a sentence with "I," as this will make your audience think that you are egotistical.
E) "I" language always discourages the audience.

Answer: A
Explanation: A) "I" language focuses on how you feel about the other person's behavior instead of assigning blame, and encourages dialogue with the other person. "I" isn't always good though, and "you" isn't always negative. Overuse of "I" can come across as egotistical.