Hello, in the question below, looking at the answer choice D, it seems like a pure logic deduction. I can make the argument that when you suppress your emotions in a communication, you are hiding them; you are not showing your true feelings. And this is equivalent to not being spontaneous, isn’t it?
For example, if someone tells you something that is irritating, you feel angry. Being spontaneous, you will naturally show to this person that you are angry. And hence, this will make your interaction with others a genuine one, not a fake one. This exactly corresponds to “stifle genuine expression of emotions like anger.”
That is why, it seems to me that D is a good inference option. Does that make sense?
I think that “emphasis on non-judgmental empathy” is a part of the structure of NVC, which according to the sentence before has a framework. This framework has different components including feelings. That is why I assumed that “structured communication” could be related to emphasis on empathy.
To sum up, Non Violant Communication has a structure based on feelings and other things. And empathy is a feeling. So, I can argue that it is a part of the structured communication.