The Process of Helping the Source of a Message Say

question 31

Multiple Choice

The process of helping the source of a message say what he or she really means is called:

• A) reflective communication.
• B) communication.
• C) listening with an open ear.
• D) active listening.
• E) communicating with intent.

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Definitions:

Propositions

Statements or assertions that express judgments or opinions.

Analogical Representation

A mental representation that serves as a counterpart or analogy to something physically present in the real world, often used in problem-solving and reasoning.

Symbolic Representation

is the use of symbols or abstract figures to represent ideas, concepts, or objects in a way that is not literally true but conveys meaning.

Mental Images

Mental representations that resemble the objects they represent by directly reflecting the perceptual qualities of the thing represented.