Define labeling and explain why labeling is a barrier to communication.

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Define labeling and explain why labeling is a barrier to communication.

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Labeling involves describing a person with a word that limits him or her, such as "lazy" or "mean." Deciding the other person is mean, lazy, a complainer, or difficult causes a breakdown in communication. When labeling, you do not pay attention to the message being sent. If you listen, you might find out the reason for the behavior.

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