Mark says to shannon, "so what i hear you saying is that you feel overwhelmed with all the housework that you have to do when i'm on business trips. and you feel that you're making decisions about the kids by yourself." this is an example of: asking for specifics. using defensiveness. guessing about specifics. paraphrasing the speaker's idea. all of the above. previous next

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Campbell Walsh

Social Studies

16 February, 01:49

Mark says to shannon, "so what i hear you saying is that you feel overwhelmed with all the housework that you have to do when i'm on business trips. and you feel that you're making decisions about the kids by yourself." this is an example of: asking for specifics. using defensiveness. guessing about specifics. paraphrasing the speaker's idea. all of the above. previous next

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Mayra Yoder · Answer 1

The statement above is an example of paraphrasing the speaker's idea. It is because Mark is saying what Shannon says but in his way of speaking and not how she says it. It is the example of paraphrasing because he does not said it like how she says it but the way he says it is on his terms.