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      <description><![CDATA[<div><b>Body:</b> <div class="ExternalClass2CC5EBD6748946A88FFDB7C213486C3F"><p>I think my communication style is mostly a combination of the personal and instrumental styles. I prefer direct communication, open discussions, and equality between people. I usually focus on solving problems clearly and efficiently, which reflects an individualistic and task-oriented approach.<br></p><p>At the same time, I can also use elements of the contextual and affective styles when the situation requires more formality or relationship-building.</p><p>Problems may appear when communicating with people who have different styles. For example, people with a contextual style may see direct communication as rude, while I may find their indirect communication unclear. Also, highly affective communicators may think an instrumental style is too cold or impersonal.</p><p>I have encountered such situations during teamwork projects. In one case, my concise feedback was misunderstood as criticism, which created tension in the group. In another situation, some people expected more formal communication because they valued hierarchy more strongly. These experiences showed me that adapting communication to different people is very important for avoiding misunderstandings and maintaining good relationship</p></div></div>
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      <author>TARHIA M. JIHANE</author>
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      <description><![CDATA[<div><b>Body:</b> <div class="ExternalClass421C3F2CDC71447CBD434B0741D0CF4B"><p>​​​When I arrived in Romania i noticed that locals are inconsistent with greetings when passing acquaintances in university <span style="background-color&#58;transparent;font-size&#58;0.9em;">or classrooms sometimes they say hello and other times they completely ignore you. In the beginning&#160;I initiate</span><span style="background-color&#58;transparent;font-size&#58;0.9em;">d t</span><span style="background-color&#58;transparent;font-size&#58;0.9em;">he greeting, but when a few people didn't respond at all i felt deeply hurt u</span><span style="background-color&#58;transparent;font-size&#58;0.9em;">pset and rejected. To protect my feelings and avoid further embarrassment i</span><span style="background-color&#58;transparent;font-size&#58;0.9em;">&#160;eventually decided to stop initiating greetings altogether.</span></p></div></div>
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