That's Not What I Meant!: How Conversational Style Makes or Breaks Relationships
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That's Not What I Meant!: How Conversational Style Makes or Breaks Relationships

by Deborah Tannen

Self-Help Psychology Communication
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In That's Not What I Meant!, Deborah Tannen examines how conversational style influences understanding and relationships. The book explores the gap between intention and interpretation, offering a clear look at how everyday ways of speaking can foster connection or create misunderstanding.

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That's Not What I Meant! examines the ways conversational style can affect how people understand one another.

Deborah Tannen focuses on the relationship between communication and interpersonal connection.

The book considers how differences in conversational approaches may contribute to misunderstandings and tension.

It offers a thoughtful exploration of why people may intend one meaning while others hear something different.

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