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1. What is an example of effective paraphrasing?

A. "Let's not discuss this topic now."
B. "Can we go get some ice cream?"
C. "I really don't want to have this talk."
D. "What I hear you saying is..."

2. What is an example of a nonverbal encourager?

A. Nodding your head occasionally
B. Pacing back and forth
C. Offering reassurance
D. Blinking often

3. How do you appear when your words and facial expression match?

A. Kind-hearted
B. Overbearing
C. Authoritative
D. Trustworthy



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Final answer:

Paraphrasing and nonverbal encouragers play vital roles in effective communication, enhancing understanding and building trust.


Explanation:

Paraphrasing is a key responding behavior that involves restating a message in your words to show understanding. For instance, starting with phrases like 'What I heard you say was...' demonstrates effective paraphrasing. An example could be rephrasing 'Can we go get some ice cream?' as 'Would you like to have ice cream?'

One nonverbal encourager is nodding your head occasionally, which shows engagement and interest in the conversation. When your words and facial expressions match, you appear more trustworthy as it reflects authenticity and sincerity in your communication.


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