Clarifying feedback typically includes:
A) repeating back to the sender what you feel is the correct way to project an idea.
B) indirectly clarifying the receiver's assumptions.
C) summarizing what you perceive the receiver's assumptions to be and verifying whether or not you are correct.
D) reading nonverbal feedback and using it to restructure the content and direction of the conversation by changing your words.
E) a and d only

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Clarifying feedback involves verifying assumptions and summarizing them to ensure that both parties are on the same page. This ensures effective communication and reduces the potential for misinterpretation or misunderstanding. Choices A and D may be helpful, but they do not specifically involve clarifying assumptions. Choice B is incorrect as indirect clarification can be confusing and may not effectively address the issue at hand.

Clarifying Feedback Typically Includes