Strategic Ambiguity Refers to

question 39

Multiple Choice

Strategic ambiguity refers to

• A) precise, low-level abstractions.
• B) the judicious use of slang.
• C) the purposeful use of indirect language.
• D) a common form of communication in low-context cultures.

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Definitions:

Active Listening

The process of being physically and mentally engaged in the listening process and letting the listener know that you are engaged.

Asking Questions

The act of inquiring or seeking information by posing questions.

Passive

Taking no active role; accepting or allowing what happens without active response or resistance.

Paraphrasing

The act of rewording or rephrasing text or speech to clarify meaning without changing its original intent.