In comparing competitive encounters to collaborative encounters, research suggests that
A) men use clearer, more concise language than women in competitive encounters
B) women use wordier, more flowery language in competitive encounters
C) women and men tend to use the same language, irrespective of whether the encounter is competitive or collaborative
D) both women and men adjust their language, depending upon whether the encounter is competitive or collaborative
E) none of the options is correct

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Research indicates that both women and men adapt their language based on the context of the interaction, whether it is competitive or collaborative, showing flexibility in communication styles to suit the situation.

In Comparing Competitive Encounters to Collaborative Encounters, Research Suggests That