In an interview, saying "Three things stand out here. One … Two … Three …" is an example of
A) controlling the question
B) explaining complexities in simple form
C) manipulating the interview
D) sandwiching your response
E) signaling your answer

Question

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This technique is an example of "signaling your answer," where the speaker clearly indicates that they are about to list several points, making it easier for the listener to follow and understand the structure of the response.

In an Interview, Saying "Three Things Stand Out Here