Telling another person, "You make a good point," or, "You raise an important question," are ways of demonstrating:
A) Assertiveness
B) Partial agreement
C) Respectfully disagreeing
D) Ingratiation
E) Respect and tolerance

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Telling someone that they make a good point or raise an important question shows that you respect their perspective and ideas, and have a level of tolerance for differing opinions. It does not necessarily indicate agreement or disagreement, but rather a willingness to consider alternate viewpoints.

Telling Another Person, "You Make a Good Point," Or, "You