Resolving a dialectal tension by compromising so that both dialectical needs are met to some degree, but not fully is an example of ______
A) selection
B) separation
C) neutralization
D) reframing

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Neutralization is a strategy used in dialectical tensions where both sides of a tension are compromised, allowing for a balance that doesn't fully satisfy either side but mitigates the tension by blending elements of both.

Resolving a Dialectal Tension by Compromising So That Both Dialectical