Asking follow-up questions to confirm our interpretations of someone else's statements is a strategy for
A)separating what is said from what isn't said.
B)avoiding the vividness effect.
C)minimizing the effect of a confirmation bias.
D)evaluating the speaker's credibility.

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Asking follow-up questions to confirm our interpretations of someone else's statements helps to separate what is explicitly stated from what might be interpreted or assumed but not actually said. This can help to clarify any misunderstandings or miscommunications.

Asking Follow-Up Questions to Confirm Our Interpretations of Someone Else's