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45_32	Um, and I know some clients have expressed just really valuing their freedom. They didn't realize how much they really valued that until it was gone.	other	communication behavior
45_34	Your freedom?	question	communication behavior
45_36	What would be some ways you could go about being able to get your freedom back?	question	communication behavior
45_38	Mm-hmm, yup that's one step, just sign the papers when I come by. Even though it seems like it's kinda annoying at times, it is something that we're contracted to do.	therapist_input	communication behavior
45_40	What are some other ways you feel like you can get your freedom back?	question	communication behavior
45_42	So that's something that will motivate you to not do what you did, not commit that crime, and, um, 'cause you do not like when we stop by?	question	communication behavior
45_44	That's okay. Well, I know that you are making an effort. I do appreciate then and when-when I do stop by that you still sign the paperwork even though you feel like it's annoying at times. So, thank you for, uh, at least doing that.	other	communication behavior
45_46	Okay. Um, before I leave today is there anything else you'd like to add or-or need to share with me?	other	communication behavior
45_48	Okay, well just so you know, again, I do have to come back so I'll see you later today then.	therapist_input	communication behavior
45_50	All right.	other	communication behavior
46_0	So, Jacob, everything looks very normal on your physical exam. Do you have any questions for me?	question	communication behavior
46_2	Okay. I see that you filled out our, um, alcohol and drug questionnaire. Is it okay if we go through this together?	other	communication behavior
46_4	Okay. What we talk about is confidential. I only tell your parents about what we say if you give your permission or if I become worried about a danger to-to you or to someone else. Does that make sense?	therapist_input	communication behavior
46_6	Okay. So, let's take a look. So I see that you have marked that you sometimes use alcohol, and that you have used alcohol to relax, feel better about yourself or fit in. Do you mind telling me a little bit more about your alcohol use?	therapist_input	communication behavior
46_8	Okay, so how many do you usually have at a time?	question	communication behavior
46_10	Okay. And how often?	question	communication behavior
46_12	Okay. So, you drink with friends, sort of three or four beers or mixed drinks, one or two times a month. How long have you been doing that?	question	communication behavior
46_14	So, for about six months. I'm curious. What do you like about drinking alcohol?	question	communication behavior
46_16	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
46_18	Okay. So, it sounds like you feel relaxed and have fun when you're drinking with friends and you like the taste.	reflection	communication behavior
46_20	Okay. I'm also curious, are there any parts about your alcohol use that you don't like?	question	communication behavior
46_22	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
46_24	Have you ever experienced a-a blackout, like when you've been drinking and you wake up and you don't remember what happened?	question	communication behavior
46_26	Okay. And have you had any problems related to-to your drinking alcohol, like at home or school or somewhere else?	question	communication behavior
46_28	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
46_30	Mm-hmm. Have you told your mother that you drink with your friends?	question	communication behavior
46_32	So more negative things about your drinking, like getting into trouble with your mom and missing a class at school when you had a hangover?	question	communication behavior
46_34	Okay. I see on the questionnaire that you have not ridden in a car with someone who's been drinking and you haven't driven a car, um, after you've been drinking. Is that correct?	therapist_input	communication behavior
46_36	That's great. And I hope you continue to avoid those things. As your doctor, I want you to know that I'm concerned about your drinking. When teens drink, things can go wrong, like injuring yourself. Even when you don't drink too excess, though, your brain is still developing and is very sensitive to the effects of alcohol.	therapist_input	communication behavior
46_38	That's why I recommend that all my adolescent patients not drink at all. So if you were thinking today about how ready you feel to stop drinking alcohol on a scale of zero to ten, with zero not being ready at all and ten feeling very ready, what number would you pick?	question	communication behavior
46_40	A five? So, I'm curious. Why didn't you pick a lower number like a two or three that would mean you're only a little bit ready to stop drinking?	question	communication behavior
46_42	Okay. What could you do to avoid getting into trouble?	question	communication behavior
46_44	[chuckles] Have you ever tried not drinking or stopping drinking?	question	communication behavior
46_46	Okay. What some people your age do is try stopping drinking for a period of time just to see what that feels like.	therapist_input	communication behavior
46_48	So, how long do you think you could go without drinking?	question	communication behavior
46_50	Do you think you could go two months without drinking?	question	communication behavior
46_52	Okay. What things would make it easier for you to not drink?	question	communication behavior
46_54	Anything else to make things easier for you?	question	communication behavior
46_56	Okay. Is there anybody in your life that you can talk to about this, who give you some support for not drinking?	question	communication behavior
46_58	Great. So you've come up with some reasons to stop drinking, like having hangovers and throwing up and getting into trouble. And you've developed some strategies to-to try to not drink, like spending more time with friends who don't drink or having non-alcoholic drinks when people around you are drinking alcohol. I think that's a great plan. I'm really proud of you for giving this a try. How about if I have you make an appointment for two months from now and then I'll see you back and we can see how things are going?	reflection	communication behavior
47_0	Hey, Mary, how are you?	question	communication behavior
47_2	Um, I noticed some yelling going on in the house, what's going on?	therapist_input	communication behavior
47_4	So nothing you want to talk about right now?	reflection	communication behavior
47_6	My guess is you're probably involved in that.	reflection	communication behavior
47_8	Okay, I understand that sometimes if you're feeling angry or upset about something, the last thing you want to do is share with your caseworker at that time, but, um, you know I am here for you, and if there's anything you ever want to talk about or share with me, that is something that I would love to-to here, and I'll just see sit here and listen if that's something that you would find helpful.	therapist_input	communication behavior
47_10	Okay. You know what? I-it seems like things have been really a struggle for you lately, and I have noticed that you haven't been in the best mood, so I'm really- I am concerned about you, but again, it's your choice if that's something that you feel like you want to share with me.	reflection	communication behavior
47_12	All right, well, you know I will be by later today. If, um, you have any questions or if you want to talk, um, otherwise, again, I'll stop by and call you later.	therapist_input	communication behavior
47_14	All right, take care, bye.	other	communication behavior
48_1	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
48_3	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
48_5	Okay.	other	communication behavior
48_7	Uh-huh.	other	communication behavior
48_9	Uh-huh.	other	communication behavior
48_11	Sure.	other	communication behavior
48_13	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
48_15	Uh-huh. Uh-huh.	other	communication behavior
48_17	Uh-huh.	other	communication behavior
48_19	You probably think that I'm going to get on your case about that or something.	reflection	communication behavior
48_21	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
48_23	Hmm.	other	communication behavior
48_25	Yeah and I-- Yeah, you really-- You're already like, you're taking a look at this and sure don't need me like-- Obviously, you don't want to be doing that in the first place, but—	reflection	communication behavior
48_27	Yeah, clearly, you made a decision because you didn't want to stand out in some way I'm guessing. So, let's-let's talk more about that. Tell me where would you like to take this?	reflection	communication behavior
49_0	All right, Catherine, welcome back. I'll be interested to, sort of, after we met last time, what-what were you-- what have you been thinking about over the week 'cause, you know, I-I remembered last time I asked you what you were thinking about coming, but-	question	communication behavior
49_2	-what was different this time and your thoughts about coming?	question	communication behavior
49_4	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
49_6	Okay, okay. So, there's a shift from last time?	question	communication behavior
49_8	Yeah. Yeah. My sense is we'll be able to work pretty well together. That's my, sort of, sense of, uh-- After last time, I thought, you know, "Here's a young woman who's, you know, got some energy to get things together-	therapist_input	communication behavior
49_10	-and, uh--" So, really, what we'd like to talk about today is-is get a sense of, um-- Let's talk about the things that would be good to work with, um, over the next, you know, nine months together, really.	therapist_input	communication behavior
49_12	So, one of the things that we started to touch on, last time, was this issue of gambling, and, um, you were talking, last time, about how the gambling had, sort of, got you into trouble with your family.	reflection	communication behavior
49_14	Yeah. So, thinking about, like, you know, last time, you-you started to say that, well, you thought it was-- you deserved it and there was some thinking around that, so I'm, sort of, wondering how open you are to-to exploring that from some different angles?	question	communication behavior
49_16	Yeah. Yeah.	other	communication behavior
49_18	Yeah. Yeah.	other	communication behavior
49_20	Yeah, so how-how-- You know, like-- 'Cause, sometimes, when we start to open things up, and then you think, "Oh, it feels a bit uncomfortable." So, how do you manage things when you get uncomfortable? How have you managed those in the past?	question	communication behavior
49_22	Yeah. Yeah. So, how would I know if we were talking and you were blocking off? What would I notice, uh, in our session together?	question	communication behavior
49_24	Yeah?	other	communication behavior
49_26	Yeah, that's okay.	other	communication behavior
49_28	So-so, what would be really helpful maybe because I might miss it, you know, so, like, could you tell me? It would be really helpful if—	question	communication behavior
49_30	Yeah, yeah. If you could just say, "Ken, hi, I am starting to, you know, tune it out here, starting to get uncomfortable," that would be really helpful.	therapist_input	communication behavior
49_32	Yeah?	question	communication behavior
49_34	Yeah, thanks for that, okay. So, let's think about the-- It has to do with how you just sorted out the thing around the gambling 'cause last time you were here, you told me that you get a buzz, you know, it seemed like you were gambling a bit more than your girlfriends were aware of, and-and you said you owe one of your friends some money.	reflection	communication behavior
49_36	So, um, how serious do you think this issue is to sort?	question	communication behavior
49_38	Yeah, okay.	other	communication behavior
49_40	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
49_42	Okay. So, again, on a scale of 1 to 100, how serious-- how important is it to sort it out? Yeah.	question	communication behavior
49_44	About 80? Right up there, yeah, yeah? And another question that's, sort of, related to that, how confident are you that you can, you know, you can actually get it sorted and get on with life?	question	communication behavior
49_46	Yeah? But, what would-	question	communication behavior
49_48	-your level be on a scale of 1 to 100? Where does your confidence sit?	question	communication behavior
49_50	Well, to get it sorted. Not necessarily to stop. But we don't- we don't know whether-whether stopping's the right answer here, I don't know, but-but, your confidence to sort it out.	therapist_input	communication behavior
49_52	Mm.	other	communication behavior
49_54	Hmm.	other	communication behavior
49_56	Yeah. Yeah, so-so, you fluttered last night with them?	question	communication behavior
49_58	Yep. Okay, okay. And-and when they stopped fluttering, were you still fluttering or did you stop with them? Where-where were you with—	question	communication behavior
49_60	Okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah, yeah. So, you were saying before that, you know, there was, you know, money you couldn't really afford-	reflection	communication behavior
49_62	-'cause you owed your mom and dad some money, and they weren't bailing you out anymore, and you had to go out and find some money, I think?	question	communication behavior
49_64	Yeah? Yeah. Yep. So, it seems like almost, like, you're still in the behavior, you know, still creating some problems?	question	communication behavior
49_66	Yeah? Yeah.	other	communication behavior
49_68	There's some feelings when you, kind of, think about that?	question	communication behavior
49_70	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
49_72	Mm.	other	communication behavior
49_74	Yeah.	other	communication behavior

45_32

Um, and I know some clients have expressed just really valuing their freedom. They didn't realize how much they really valued that until it was gone.

other

communication behavior

45_34

Your freedom?

question

communication behavior

45_36

What would be some ways you could go about being able to get your freedom back?

question

communication behavior

45_38

Mm-hmm, yup that's one step, just sign the papers when I come by. Even though it seems like it's kinda annoying at times, it is something that we're contracted to do.

therapist_input

communication behavior

45_40

What are some other ways you feel like you can get your freedom back?

question

communication behavior

45_42

So that's something that will motivate you to not do what you did, not commit that crime, and, um, 'cause you do not like when we stop by?

question

communication behavior

45_44

That's okay. Well, I know that you are making an effort. I do appreciate then and when-when I do stop by that you still sign the paperwork even though you feel like it's annoying at times. So, thank you for, uh, at least doing that.

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communication behavior

45_46

Okay. Um, before I leave today is there anything else you'd like to add or-or need to share with me?

other

communication behavior

45_48

Okay, well just so you know, again, I do have to come back so I'll see you later today then.

therapist_input

communication behavior

45_50

All right.

other

communication behavior

46_0

So, Jacob, everything looks very normal on your physical exam. Do you have any questions for me?

question

communication behavior

46_2

Okay. I see that you filled out our, um, alcohol and drug questionnaire. Is it okay if we go through this together?

other

communication behavior

46_4

Okay. What we talk about is confidential. I only tell your parents about what we say if you give your permission or if I become worried about a danger to-to you or to someone else. Does that make sense?

therapist_input

communication behavior

46_6

Okay. So, let's take a look. So I see that you have marked that you sometimes use alcohol, and that you have used alcohol to relax, feel better about yourself or fit in. Do you mind telling me a little bit more about your alcohol use?

therapist_input

communication behavior

46_8

Okay, so how many do you usually have at a time?

question

communication behavior

46_10

Okay. And how often?

question

communication behavior

46_12

Okay. So, you drink with friends, sort of three or four beers or mixed drinks, one or two times a month. How long have you been doing that?

question

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46_14

So, for about six months. I'm curious. What do you like about drinking alcohol?

question

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46_16

Yeah.

other

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46_18

Okay. So, it sounds like you feel relaxed and have fun when you're drinking with friends and you like the taste.

reflection

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46_20

Okay. I'm also curious, are there any parts about your alcohol use that you don't like?

question

communication behavior

46_22

Mm-hmm.

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46_24

Have you ever experienced a-a blackout, like when you've been drinking and you wake up and you don't remember what happened?

question

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46_26

Okay. And have you had any problems related to-to your drinking alcohol, like at home or school or somewhere else?

question

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46_28

Mm-hmm.

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46_30

Mm-hmm. Have you told your mother that you drink with your friends?

question

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46_32

So more negative things about your drinking, like getting into trouble with your mom and missing a class at school when you had a hangover?

question

communication behavior

46_34

Okay. I see on the questionnaire that you have not ridden in a car with someone who's been drinking and you haven't driven a car, um, after you've been drinking. Is that correct?

therapist_input

communication behavior

46_36

That's great. And I hope you continue to avoid those things. As your doctor, I want you to know that I'm concerned about your drinking. When teens drink, things can go wrong, like injuring yourself. Even when you don't drink too excess, though, your brain is still developing and is very sensitive to the effects of alcohol.

therapist_input

communication behavior

46_38

That's why I recommend that all my adolescent patients not drink at all. So if you were thinking today about how ready you feel to stop drinking alcohol on a scale of zero to ten, with zero not being ready at all and ten feeling very ready, what number would you pick?

question

communication behavior

46_40

A five? So, I'm curious. Why didn't you pick a lower number like a two or three that would mean you're only a little bit ready to stop drinking?

question

communication behavior

46_42

Okay. What could you do to avoid getting into trouble?

question

communication behavior

46_44

[chuckles] Have you ever tried not drinking or stopping drinking?

question

communication behavior

46_46

Okay. What some people your age do is try stopping drinking for a period of time just to see what that feels like.

therapist_input

communication behavior

46_48

So, how long do you think you could go without drinking?

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46_50

Do you think you could go two months without drinking?

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46_52

Okay. What things would make it easier for you to not drink?

question

communication behavior

46_54

Anything else to make things easier for you?

question

communication behavior

46_56

Okay. Is there anybody in your life that you can talk to about this, who give you some support for not drinking?

question

communication behavior

46_58

Great. So you've come up with some reasons to stop drinking, like having hangovers and throwing up and getting into trouble. And you've developed some strategies to-to try to not drink, like spending more time with friends who don't drink or having non-alcoholic drinks when people around you are drinking alcohol. I think that's a great plan. I'm really proud of you for giving this a try. How about if I have you make an appointment for two months from now and then I'll see you back and we can see how things are going?

reflection

communication behavior

47_0

Hey, Mary, how are you?

question

communication behavior

47_2

Um, I noticed some yelling going on in the house, what's going on?

therapist_input

communication behavior

47_4

So nothing you want to talk about right now?

reflection

communication behavior

47_6

My guess is you're probably involved in that.

reflection

communication behavior

47_8

Okay, I understand that sometimes if you're feeling angry or upset about something, the last thing you want to do is share with your caseworker at that time, but, um, you know I am here for you, and if there's anything you ever want to talk about or share with me, that is something that I would love to-to here, and I'll just see sit here and listen if that's something that you would find helpful.

therapist_input

communication behavior

47_10

Okay. You know what? I-it seems like things have been really a struggle for you lately, and I have noticed that you haven't been in the best mood, so I'm really- I am concerned about you, but again, it's your choice if that's something that you feel like you want to share with me.

reflection

communication behavior

47_12

All right, well, you know I will be by later today. If, um, you have any questions or if you want to talk, um, otherwise, again, I'll stop by and call you later.

therapist_input

communication behavior

47_14

All right, take care, bye.

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48_1

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

48_3

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

48_5

Okay.

other

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48_7

Uh-huh.

other

communication behavior

48_9

Uh-huh.

other

communication behavior

48_11

Sure.

other

communication behavior

48_13

Mm-hmm.

other

communication behavior

48_15

Uh-huh. Uh-huh.

other

communication behavior

48_17

Uh-huh.

other

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48_19

You probably think that I'm going to get on your case about that or something.

reflection

communication behavior

48_21

Yeah.

other

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48_23

Hmm.

other

communication behavior

48_25

Yeah and I-- Yeah, you really-- You're already like, you're taking a look at this and sure don't need me like-- Obviously, you don't want to be doing that in the first place, but—

reflection

communication behavior

48_27

Yeah, clearly, you made a decision because you didn't want to stand out in some way I'm guessing. So, let's-let's talk more about that. Tell me where would you like to take this?

reflection

communication behavior

49_0

All right, Catherine, welcome back. I'll be interested to, sort of, after we met last time, what-what were you-- what have you been thinking about over the week 'cause, you know, I-I remembered last time I asked you what you were thinking about coming, but-

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49_2

-what was different this time and your thoughts about coming?

question

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49_4

Yeah.

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49_6

Okay, okay. So, there's a shift from last time?

question

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49_8

Yeah. Yeah. My sense is we'll be able to work pretty well together. That's my, sort of, sense of, uh-- After last time, I thought, you know, "Here's a young woman who's, you know, got some energy to get things together-

therapist_input

communication behavior

49_10

-and, uh--" So, really, what we'd like to talk about today is-is get a sense of, um-- Let's talk about the things that would be good to work with, um, over the next, you know, nine months together, really.

therapist_input

communication behavior

49_12

So, one of the things that we started to touch on, last time, was this issue of gambling, and, um, you were talking, last time, about how the gambling had, sort of, got you into trouble with your family.

reflection

communication behavior

49_14

Yeah. So, thinking about, like, you know, last time, you-you started to say that, well, you thought it was-- you deserved it and there was some thinking around that, so I'm, sort of, wondering how open you are to-to exploring that from some different angles?

question

communication behavior

49_16

Yeah. Yeah.

other

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49_18

Yeah. Yeah.

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49_20

Yeah, so how-how-- You know, like-- 'Cause, sometimes, when we start to open things up, and then you think, "Oh, it feels a bit uncomfortable." So, how do you manage things when you get uncomfortable? How have you managed those in the past?

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49_22

Yeah. Yeah. So, how would I know if we were talking and you were blocking off? What would I notice, uh, in our session together?

question

communication behavior

49_24

Yeah?

other

communication behavior

49_26

Yeah, that's okay.

other

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49_28

So-so, what would be really helpful maybe because I might miss it, you know, so, like, could you tell me? It would be really helpful if—

question

communication behavior

49_30

Yeah, yeah. If you could just say, "Ken, hi, I am starting to, you know, tune it out here, starting to get uncomfortable," that would be really helpful.

therapist_input

communication behavior

49_32

Yeah?

question

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49_34

Yeah, thanks for that, okay. So, let's think about the-- It has to do with how you just sorted out the thing around the gambling 'cause last time you were here, you told me that you get a buzz, you know, it seemed like you were gambling a bit more than your girlfriends were aware of, and-and you said you owe one of your friends some money.

reflection

communication behavior

49_36

So, um, how serious do you think this issue is to sort?

question

communication behavior

49_38

Yeah, okay.

other

communication behavior

49_40

Yeah.

other

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49_42

Okay. So, again, on a scale of 1 to 100, how serious-- how important is it to sort it out? Yeah.

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communication behavior

49_44

About 80? Right up there, yeah, yeah? And another question that's, sort of, related to that, how confident are you that you can, you know, you can actually get it sorted and get on with life?

question

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49_46

Yeah? But, what would-

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communication behavior

49_48

-your level be on a scale of 1 to 100? Where does your confidence sit?

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49_50

Well, to get it sorted. Not necessarily to stop. But we don't- we don't know whether-whether stopping's the right answer here, I don't know, but-but, your confidence to sort it out.

therapist_input

communication behavior

49_52

Mm.

other

communication behavior

49_54

Hmm.

other

communication behavior

49_56

Yeah. Yeah, so-so, you fluttered last night with them?

question

communication behavior

49_58

Yep. Okay, okay. And-and when they stopped fluttering, were you still fluttering or did you stop with them? Where-where were you with—

question

communication behavior

49_60

Okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah, yeah. So, you were saying before that, you know, there was, you know, money you couldn't really afford-

reflection

communication behavior

49_62

-'cause you owed your mom and dad some money, and they weren't bailing you out anymore, and you had to go out and find some money, I think?

question

communication behavior

49_64

Yeah? Yeah. Yep. So, it seems like almost, like, you're still in the behavior, you know, still creating some problems?

question

communication behavior

49_66

Yeah? Yeah.

other

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49_68

There's some feelings when you, kind of, think about that?

question

communication behavior

49_70

Yeah.

other

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49_72

Mm.

other

communication behavior

49_74

Yeah.

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