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Case Study: Gladys and Andrew are taking a psychology class together. During the ice-breaker activity on the first
day of class, Andrew shares with Gladys that he has a difficult time seeing, despite the fact that he
wears glasses and that he is worried about missing out of important parts of the lecture notes. Gladys
then asks him if he would like a copy of her notes, Andrew gratefully accepts.
Gladys has demonstrated civility which requires:
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A productivity and intelligence,
B empathy
c ethics.
D a high 19

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