Andrew Wants Maggie to Come Home After Work and to Stop

Multiple Choice

Andrew wants Maggie to come home after work and to stop going to the bars for drinks first. He confronts Maggie by stating, "If you really cared about me, you'd respect me and be home for dinner." What is wrong with Andrew's request?

A) He failed to use an "I" statement.
B) He is not being specific.
C) He is choosing the wrong time to deliver his message.
D) He is not aggressive enough.