When Communicating Across Language Barriers,when Referring to Motivation All of the Following

question 26

Multiple Choice

When communicating across language barriers,when referring to motivation all of the following tips are true EXCEPT

• A)Encouragement.Verbally and nonverbally encourage and reinforce speaking by non-native language participants.
• B)Drawing out.Explicitly draw out marginal and passive participants.
• C)Inhibit.Discourage those who may be disrupting from partaking in the activity.
• D)Reinforcement.Do not embarrass novice speakers.

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