Describing experiences in "either-or" terms is known as ________________.
A) Polarizing
B) Bypassing
C) Using equivocal language
D) Using emotive language

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Describing experiences in "either-or" terms is known as polarizing, which means to present a situation in black and white terms, without acknowledging the nuances or gray areas. This can be a form of oversimplification and can lead to a lack of understanding and communication.

Describing Experiences in "Either-Or" Terms Is Known as ________________