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Which statement best describes how the author’s use of second-person point of view affects readers? the readers are more objective because they feel distanced from the text. The readers feel shamed into being more careful because they feel lectured. The readers pay attention to the dangers because they are directly engaged. The readers ignore the instructions because they are being talked down to.
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