As far as (3) is concerned, I&#x27;d say that it&#x27;s more important to actually have an &quot;I might be wrong and would want to change my beliefs in that case&quot; attitude and just be honest.<p>It&#x27;s terribly easy to notice when someone gives a canned &quot;I&#x27;m not sure it&#x27;s the right approach&quot; response while thinking that it&#x27;s obviously wrong. Noticing that causes many people to feel patronized and&#x2F;or lose trust in that someone.