Oral style is language that is complicated and formal

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116) interpret 117) organization 118) perception 119) proximity 120) closure 121) re?ective appraisal 122) self-concept 123) self-esteem 124) similarity 125) selective attention A) ?lling the gaps when parts are missing from stimuli B) the process of assigning meaning to stimuli C) the phase of perception when we communicate our perceptions to others D) stimuli that resemble one another E) "the looking glass self" F) our measure of self-worth G) categorizing stimuli into patterns H) our total perception of ourselves I) determining what we pay attention to and what we ignore J) stimuli that can be organized according to closeness to one another K) assigning causation to our behavior and the behavior of others

Effective speakers seek an appropriate both/and approach to the individual goals-group goals dialectic tension

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