Block argues that authentic tactics require parties to
A) say "yes" when they mean "no."
B) share only the information that is relevant to the issue at hand.
C) use language that describes reality.
D) reposition their endorsement or support for the sake of acceptance.
E) Authentic tactics require parties to do all of the above.

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Block argues that authentic tactics require parties to use language that describes reality, i.e., to be honest and truthful in their communication. Options A, B, and D suggest deceptive tactics that go against authenticity, while option E is a combination of these options, hence not the correct answer.

Block Argues That Authentic Tactics Require Parties to