In the state of Nevada v. John Doe, Jr., the prosecutor persistently asked the defendant questions that attempted to establish their ability to put together coherent and strategic thoughts, sentences, motives, and memories. This is an example of attempting to establish

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Interactional competence refers to the ability of an individual to effectively communicate and interact in social contexts, including the ability to construct coherent thoughts and engage in strategic communication. The prosecutor's line of questioning aimed to assess the defendant's capacity for such communication, which is indicative of interactional competence.

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