Question 15 of 15 • (2026-2027) Bryner -- Fitness for Life Semester 1st 9 weeks
Answer:
Neutral arguments avoid using "you" statements and, therefore, can assist in avoiding being perceived as offensive or indicating that you believe your opponent is unreasonable. It is best to use "I" statements rather than "you" statements, because it helps keep the tone of statements neutral, which avoids escalating the conflict.