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What did Buber believe was the most powerful form of dialogue?
What did Buber believe was the most powerful form of dialogue?
- Friendly interactions between friends
- Conversations with family members
- Debates between like-minded individuals
- Interactions where acquaintances profoundly disagree but remain in an I-Thou relationship (correct)
What did Buber urge discussants to do?
What did Buber urge discussants to do?
- Agree with the positions of others
- Avoid walking 'a narrow ridge'
- Take up residence in one opposing camp
- Remain open to the positions of others while standing by their convictions (correct)
What was the nature of the relationship between Buber and Mahatma Gandhi?
What was the nature of the relationship between Buber and Mahatma Gandhi?
- They profoundly disagreed and remained in an I-Thou relationship (correct)
- They had a friendly relationship
- They didn't have a relationship
- They rarely interacted
According to communication experts Kenneth Cissna and Robert Anderson, what are partners in dialogue less interested in?
According to communication experts Kenneth Cissna and Robert Anderson, what are partners in dialogue less interested in?
What did Buber recognize about every person?
What did Buber recognize about every person?
In interpersonal dialogue, partners are more interested in:
In interpersonal dialogue, partners are more interested in:
According to Buber, the most powerful form of dialogue occurs when:
According to Buber, the most powerful form of dialogue occurs when:
What did Buber advise discussants to do when engaging in dialogue?
What did Buber advise discussants to do when engaging in dialogue?
According to Buber, what type of relationship did he have with Mahatma Gandhi?
According to Buber, what type of relationship did he have with Mahatma Gandhi?
What did communication experts Kenneth Cissna and Robert Anderson outline as a characteristic of interpersonal dialogue?
What did communication experts Kenneth Cissna and Robert Anderson outline as a characteristic of interpersonal dialogue?