Dialogic Communication

Multiple Choice

Dialogic communication:

A) means that you approximate the process of communication favored by Socrates in the dialogues of Plato.
B) is defined as a conversation in which parties remain in the tension between holding their own perspective while being profoundly open to the other.
C) means that you control persons-in-communication, thereby establishing both coordination and coherence.
D) means that you encourage stories lived and stories told but carefully avoid stories untold, stories unknown, and stories unheard.