All the following are important for effective speaking, EXCEPT:
A) use "I" statements.
B) state your concern or issue as clearly as you can.
C) make constructive requests.
D) focus on the whole person.

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Focusing on the whole person is not specifically mentioned as a technique for effective speaking. Effective speaking typically involves clear communication of concerns or issues, using "I" statements to express personal feelings or thoughts, and making constructive requests to address or solve problems. Focusing on the whole person is more relevant to the broader context of understanding and empathy in communication, rather than the specific mechanics of speaking effectively.

All the Following Are Important for Effective Speaking, EXCEPT