Which of the following is a defense-arousing style of communication described by Gibb in which the sender states or implies that the receiver is not worthy of respect?
A) superiority
B) provisionalism
C) controlling
D) certainty

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The defense-arousing style of communication described by Gibb in which the sender states or implies that the receiver is not worthy of respect is superiority. This style includes behaviors such as boasting, talking down to someone, or belittling their feelings or experiences. It can lead to defensiveness and negative reactions from the receiver.

Which of the Following Is a Defense-Arousing Style of Communication