the situations below. Develop a three-part perception checking strategy for each of 1. A roommate has...

 

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the situations below. Develop a three-part perception checking strategy for each of 1. A roommate has not responded to your "Good morning" for three days in a row. This person is usually friendly. 2. An old friend with whom you have shared your love life casual hugs and kisses have become longer and stronger, problems for years has recently changed. The formerly and you "accidentally" brush up against each other more 3. Your friend said he would pick you up at 7:00 a.m. to make the 10-hour drive home in time to attend a party. He's a "no show" and he doesn't contact you; he finally arrives at often. 10:30 p.m. 4. You're having a pleasant dinner with a friend. Just as you're about to start dessert, she jumps up, says that she has to leave, throws on her jacket, and heads for the door. 5. Your manager says she will meet with you on Friday to dis- cuss your vacation request. Without any word from her, you learn that she left for the day at noon. the situations below. Develop a three-part perception checking strategy for each of 1. A roommate has not responded to your "Good morning" for three days in a row. This person is usually friendly. 2. An old friend with whom you have shared your love life casual hugs and kisses have become longer and stronger, problems for years has recently changed. The formerly and you "accidentally" brush up against each other more 3. Your friend said he would pick you up at 7:00 a.m. to make the 10-hour drive home in time to attend a party. He's a "no show" and he doesn't contact you; he finally arrives at often. 10:30 p.m. 4. You're having a pleasant dinner with a friend. Just as you're about to start dessert, she jumps up, says that she has to leave, throws on her jacket, and heads for the door. 5. Your manager says she will meet with you on Friday to dis- cuss your vacation request. Without any word from her, you learn that she left for the day at noon.

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