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Which of the following are true about self-disclosure and being honest about ourselves when talking to athletes? Check all that apply. It makes us and our philosophies real to athletes. It develops trust and connection. It can limit potential for commitment, growth, and self-understanding. It gives the perception that we do not value winning. Athletes are less likely to listen to us because we will be viewed as "soft."

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          Which of the following are true about self-disclosure and being honest about ourselves when talking to athletes? Check all that apply.
It makes us and our philosophies real to athletes.
It develops trust and connection.
It can limit potential for commitment, growth, and self-understanding.
It gives the perception that we do not value winning.
Athletes are less likely to listen to us because we will be viewed as "soft."

which of the following are true about self disclosure and being honest about ourselves when talking to athletes check all that apply it makes us and our philosophies real to athletes it deve 15995

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Which of the following are true about self-disclosure and being honest about ourselves when talking to athletes? Check all that apply. It makes us and our philosophies real to athletes. It develops trust and connection. It can limit potential for commitment, growth, and self-understanding. It gives the perception that we do not value winning. Athletes are less likely to listen to us because we will be viewed as "soft."