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Blocking Questions Physical Did you have a lot of symptoms Closed Did you tell anyone? Multiple How are you, is the pain any better leading You’ll feel better in a minute won’t you? Defending/justifying I am sure the doctor did not mean to upset you Premature reassurance You will feel better after you have seen the doctor Premature advice You need to
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