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1) Your post should be 200+ words in length and utilize textbook terms/concepts in BOLD font
- Write about an example of a time when you became acutely aware of the power of words because someone said something that was either positive or negative. Describe that example. Of the 5 ways words have power, what ways are present in your example?
- List 5 primary ways that words have power.
2) Return to The Power of Words discussion topic, view your classmates' posts, and post at least two replies containing the following details:
Each peer response should be 100+ words in length and utilize textbook terms/concepts in BOLD font.
- What examples shared by your classmate match your own experience?
- What advice would you give your classmate based on their examples and what you've learned in this module?
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Running Head: THE POWER OF WORDS
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The Power of Words
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THE POWER OF WORDS
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The Power of Words
Words are assumed not to change reality but the fact is they can change how different
people perceive reality. A single word spoken by a person can make the difference between liking
someone and disliking the same person. I was once a victim of the power of the word when I was
up for the sale of a laptop to a fellow student in the ...
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