Discriminative Listening Requires the Forensic Accountant to

question 33

Multiple Choice

Discriminative listening requires the forensic accountant to

• A) listen to an interviewee's rate of speech, volume, tone, pauses, and other vocal and nonverbal cues.
• B) listen to an interviewee's body language instead of verbal communication.
• C) listen to an interviewee's response based on the discrimination of whether the information is relevant or not.
• D) selectively listen to an interviewee's response based on his or her on discretion.

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Definitions:

Tacit Knowledge

Knowledge that is difficult to transfer to another person by writing it down or verbalizing it.

Algorithm

A step-by-step procedure or formula for solving a problem or completing a task, often used in computing and mathematics.

Optimal Solution

The most efficient and effective answer to a problem, maximizing benefits while minimizing costs and drawbacks.

Confirmation Bias

A cognitive bias that involves favoring information that confirms pre-existing beliefs or ideas.