How do argumentativeness and verbal aggressiveness differ? What are the implications of each for organizational communication?

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Anton Angelov · Answer 1 · 2024-11-02T09:26:48+0000

Answer: Argumentativeness aims at attacking the other person's position, and on the other hand, verbal aggressiveness is intended in the interlocutor's self-concept

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