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Kate says she really wants to listen to your problem, but she is paying more attention to her homework. This is an example of a mixed message. True False

Kate says she really wants to listen to your problem, but she is paying more attention to her homework. This is an example of a mixed message. True False
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Kate says she really wants to listen to your problem, but she is paying more attention

to her homework. This is an example of a mixed message.
True
False

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True. Lol.

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