Ron and Abdul disagree about whose turn it is to drive. Which statement could Ron make to best take ownership of his feelings?

Taking ownership of your feelings means expressing your own preference or feeling without blaming the other person. “I would like to have a turn driving” uses an I-statement to say what Ron wants. “You always get to drive” blames Abdul, while the other choices describe frustration or a general principle rather than Ron’s own preference.

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