Statistics are often interpreted through sign reasoning

The primary problem with handouts is that:

a) they distract the audience. b) audience members may move ahead of the speaker by considering information not yet covered. c) audience members may miss information by stopping to focus on the handout. d) all of these answers are correct.

While listening to her friend Bill, Judy occasionally says, "tell me more" or "that's interesting; go on." These are examples of what type of communication to demonstrate interest and attentiveness?

A) mindful mnemonics B) paraphrasing C) monitoring D) minimal encouragers E) None of these answers are correct.