The Authors Make the Point That "A Paraphrase Is a Paraphrase

The authors make the point that "a paraphrase is a paraphrase is a paraphrase." Exactly what point are the authors trying to make?

A) Paraphrasing isn't used enough in either online or FtF interviewing.
B) A rose by any other name still smells the same.
C) No one really knows how to use the active listening skill of paraphrasing very well anymore.
D) The purpose and function of specific interviewer responses (e.g., paraphrase) remains consistent across various human communication delivery systems.
E) None of the above is true.