Saying “no” should be done delicately and indirectly to avoid alienating the other person.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

When saying “no,” what is the best advice?Group of answer choicesOnly say “no” if you are prepared to end a relationship.A “no” is easier to process if it is accompanied by an apology. Saying “no” in a gentle way can soften the disappointment in the other person.If you are sure you want to refuse a request, do not delay saying “no.”

f you ask someone for consent and they say no, what should you do?Group of answer choicesAccept their response and engage in another activity that they do consent toAcknowledge that they said no and try to persuade themExplain how their response of 'No' has negatively impacted and affected youAsk them again very soon after in the hope they've changed their mind

If you ask someone for consent and they say 'No', what should you do?Group of answer choicesRepeatedly tell them about how much you want to participate in the activity, until they agreeExplain how their response of 'No' has negatively impacted and affected youAccept their response and engage in another activity that they agree to

The statement 'People say no when they really mean yes' isGroup of answer choicesA very common realityAn example of good communicationA dangerous mythA truth that is not often recognised

The statement 'People say no when they really mean yes' isGroup of answer choicesA very common realityAn example of good communicationA mythA truth that is not often recognised