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Ebrown

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During class discussion, your professor tends to fall back on a common refrain, So, what you're saying is . . . and then repeat portions of your classmates' responses. She does this reliably-no matter how unclear, off the wall, or insightful your classmates' responses might be. MOST likely she does this to help ___________________ ___.
 
  A) convey interest in students via nonverbal cues
  B) demonstrate active listening practices
  C) pay attention to students' nonverbal signals
  D) convey her communication apprehension

Question 2

According to a model of the flow state, _____ exists when challenge is too high.
 
  A) relaxation
  B) worry
  C) boredom
  D) anxiety



AngeliqueG

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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