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Identify one relationship in which you feel on-guard and defensive and one relationship in which you feel comfortable and supported. Describe and analyze the communication behaviors in each relationship. To what extent do the defensive and supportive communication behaviors discussed in the text explain the climates of these two relationships? Think about the influences on your communication climate, which are investment, commitment, trust, and your comfort with relational dialectics.

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