Constructive and ethical feedback
A) is general in nature, rather than specific.
B) doesn't include more than the receiver can handle at any particular time.
C) covers all behavior whether the receiver can correct it or not.
D) does not need to be based on a foundation of trust.

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Ethical and constructive feedback should be given in a way that the receiver can handle it at the particular time, so it doesn't overwhelm them. It should also be specific in nature and focus on behaviors that can be corrected. Lastly, it should be built on a foundation of trust and honesty.

Constructive and Ethical Feedback