Asking Follow-Up Questions to Confirm Our Interpretations of Someone Else's

question 34

Multiple Choice

Asking follow-up questions to confirm our interpretations of someone else's statements is a strategy for

• A)separating what is said from what isn't said.
• B)avoiding the vividness effect.
• C)minimizing the effect of a confirmation bias.
• D)evaluating the speaker's credibility.

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Definitions:

Pelvis

The lower part of the torso in human and many animals, consisting of the hip bones surrounding the pelvic cavity.

Pectoral Girdle

The skeletal structure that provides support for the upper limbs, including the clavicles and scapulae.

Clavicles

Clavicles, commonly known as collarbones, are paired bones that sit horizontally at the top of the chest, providing support and stability to the shoulders.

Scapula

A flat, triangular bone located in the upper back, which serves as an important part of the shoulder joint.