The Authors Make the Point That "A Paraphrase Is a Paraphrase

question 20

Multiple Choice

The authors make the point that "a paraphrase is a paraphrase is a paraphrase." Exactly what point are the authors trying to make?

• A) Paraphrasing isn't used enough in either online or FtF interviewing.
• B) A rose by any other name still smells the same.
• C) No one really knows how to use the active listening skill of paraphrasing very well anymore.
• D) The purpose and function of specific interviewer responses (e.g., paraphrase) remains consistent across various human communication delivery systems.
• E) None of the above is true.

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