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The document appears to be a survey asking respondents to rate on a scale how often certain statements apply to their communication with their parents. For each statement, the respondent selects their answer and the other person can then indicate if they think the response was honest or dishonest. The statements cover topics like whether speaking up makes things worse, being afraid of being wrong, not looking forward to talking to parents, parents not listening, not resolving problems, words not matching actions, getting angry or frustrated, parents bringing up other issues or refusing to acknowledge problems. The other person then rates the perceived honesty of each response.
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