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Asking your supervisor if you're doing something correctly is a way to request A agreement B feedback C punishment D criticism

Asking your supervisor if you're doing something correctly is a way to request A agreement B feedback C punishment D criticism
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Asking your supervisor if you're doing something correctly is a way to request

A agreement
B feedback
C punishment
D criticism

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User Maximouse
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Asking your supervisor if you're doing something correctly is a way to request

FEEDBACK

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User Liam Mueller
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Its either feedback or criticism or feedback but when I think of criticism I think of negativity so B) feedback
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