When interviewing, a question that asks someone to describe a typical day is an example of

The fallacy committed when a speaker uses vague language with multiple meanings to mislead the

audience is called A) non sequitur. B) post hoc reasoning. C) circular argument. D) ignoring the question. E) equivocation.

Research suggests that people who work in business and professional settings spend 26% of their time speaking, compared to 23% writing, and 19% reading. What percentage do those same people spend listening?

A. 29% B. 33% C. 40% D. 49%