The Most Basic Form of Confirmation in Interpersonal Communication Is

question 59

Multiple Choice

The most basic form of confirmation in interpersonal communication is:

• A) agreeing with another person.
• B) recognizing another person exists.
• C) acknowledging what another person feels.
• D) accepting what another person feels and thinks as valid.
• E) acknowledging what another person thinks.

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Definitions:

Desensitized

The process of reducing or eliminating an emotional response to a stimulus through repeated exposure.

Non-verbals

Communication methods other than verbal language, including gestures, facial expressions, and body language.

Critical to the Overall Assessment

An essential component or factor that significantly influences the conclusions or outcomes of an evaluation or analysis.

Unstructured Interview

An interview in which the examiner does not have a preestablished list of items or questions to which the client can respond; instead, client responses to examiner inquiries establish the direction for follow-up questioning.