What is the most important communication benefit of using “I” statements rather than “You” statements? “I” statements help you avoid sending mixed messages.
“You” statements sound like blame and tend to make the other person stop listening.
They help you be more specific instead of vague about your feelings.
You can only know how you feel, not how the other person feels.

Which of these is the muscular tube that leads from the mouth to the stomach? a. epiglottisb. uvulac. soft palated. esophagus

You are traveling down the road and the hopd flies up- a. look out of the gap between hood and cowling b. look out the left window c. stop the car d. turn on your four-way flashers e. use stop signal given with arm 2. you are driving down a dark, country road and the headlights suddenly go out- pull off the side of the road and stop flash your break lights activate your four way flasher have scotty beam you up turn your parking lights on 3. you turn on a crowded street and the accelerator pedal sticks- turn ignition off shift to neutral apply the brakes reach down and pull pedal by hand use the of toe of your food to pull pedal up

Where are teens exposed to ads about tobacco products? on the radio in magazines near schools on television