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.

---

Definitions:

Priority

The status given to tasks or objectives based on their importance or urgency, determining the order in which they are addressed or executed.

Degree of Interaction

The extent or level of communication, involvement, or influence among participants or variables within a study or situation.

Mixed Methods Designs

Research approaches that combine qualitative and quantitative methods to gather and analyze data.

Analyzed Simultaneously

The process of examining multiple variables or data points at the same time to understand relationships or patterns.