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The language of the jackal causes the speaker to feel superior and the person being addressed to feel bad. Typical examples of jackal language: • Analysis: 'That's wrong, because.. • Criticism: The mistake you made was that you... • Interpretations: 'You do that because.. • Appraisals: 'You're smart/lazy, you're right/wrong.. • Threats: 'If you don't do it immediately, I'll have to ..’

Daniel The Communication Book, page 100 · April 22, 2024 Save to shelf
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