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. Strong language often means A. strong feelings. B. shared knowledge. C. weak feelings. D. risk-taking
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. Strong language often means
A. strong feelings.
B. shared knowledge.
C. weak feelings.
D. risk-taking
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A. Strong Feelings
The person has knowledge on the topic and feels comfortable expressing the way they feel about it.
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I would say that strong language typically reveals strong feelings: strong language would reveal desperation, or very strong feelings: weak feelings would not demand it, and would be more likely accompanied by more controlled behavior.
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