When attempting to achieve dialogue,feedback should be supportive (reinforcing ongoing behavior)or corrective (indicating that a change in behavior is appropriate).

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This is true. Feedback should be supportive in reinforcing behavior that is considered desirable or appropriate, and corrective in indicating that a change in behavior is necessary or appropriate. This approach helps to encourage open dialogue and productive communication between parties, leading to improved relationships and better outcomes.

When Attempting to Achieve Dialogue,feedback Should Be Supportive (Reinforcing Ongoing