The We-Not-Me Orientation of the Communication Competence Model Means That

Multiple Choice

The We-not-Me orientation of the communication competence model means that

A) your family rarely makes sacrifices for any individual family member.
B) your individual goals should not be met within a group context.
C) your independence is more important than the well-being of your relationship with your group members.
D) when your personal goal to spend time alone hiking in Death Valley clashes with your family's goal to spend time together at the beach tossing a frisbee and watching the family dog chase seagulls, the family goal will usually receive priority.