\i felt really embarrassed when delice told my secret.\ this is an example of using\n\no abstraction to…

\i felt really embarrassed when delice told my secret.\ this is an example of using\n\no abstraction to place blame for your feelings.\no dual perspective to assess your feelings.\no hypothetical language to explain your feelings.\no you - language to place blame for your feelings.\no i - language to own your feelings.\n\nquestion 30\n2 pts\nwhen we use i - language, we give control of our emotions to others.\no true\no false

\i felt really embarrassed when delice told my secret.\ this is an example of using\n\no abstraction to place blame for your feelings.\no dual perspective to assess your feelings.\no hypothetical language to explain your feelings.\no you - language to place blame for your feelings.\no i - language to own your feelings.\n\nquestion 30\n2 pts\nwhen we use i - language, we give control of our emotions to others.\no true\no false

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In the statement "I felt really embarrassed when Delice told my secret.", the speaker uses "I - language" which is a way to take ownership of one's feelings. When using I - language, one is expressing personal emotions and experiences rather than blaming others. Also, using I - language is about taking control of one's emotions, not giving it away.

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Question 29: I - language to own your feelings. Question 30: False