Most people do not consciously think about the person with whom they are interacting. They translate their
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Most people do not consciously think about the person with whom they are interacting. They translate their view of the world around them from their own perceptions and assume that others are working from the same view. To what extent are you able to challenge this assertion? How well do you think you relate to, and interact with, other people?
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