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Fear of embarrassment, lack of trust in another's willingness to be honest, and our own reluctance to admit we are uncertain are all reasons we might refrain from
a. direct perception checking.
b. indirect perception checking.
c. decentring.
d. reflective thinking.
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Fear of embarrassment, lack of trust in another's willingness to be honest, and our own reluctance to admit we are uncertain can all be reasons why someone might refrain from using direct perception checking. Direct perception checking involves asking someone directly about their thoughts, feelings, or intentions to confirm or clarify one's perceptions of a situation. These factors can inhibit one's willingness to engage in this open and direct communication method.
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