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Silence and Attributed Agreement Check

An inferred answer may need an actual answer.

Fifteen minutes for one practical decisionFree · Two-page fillable PDF

Companion to When Your Silence Is Taken as Agreement, Clarify Your Own Position.

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Hypothetical example: A group assumes a quiet participant accepted a supply duty; the participant clarifies the lack of agreement and asks the responsible adult to settle the actual plan.

01Find the agreement someone thinks you made

Identify the attributed commitment or view.

02Say the position you can actually own

Check and state the actual exchange.

03Repair the plan or audience affected

Correct the plan or audience that relied on it.

04Make the next answer easier to recognize

Choose a clearer truthful status sentence next time.

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