Question
In the following conversation, which group discussion technique does Han most clearly show?
RAMONA: So you're saying that the evidence collected for Pettit's book came from a fictional source?
HAN: Yeah. [takes out paper from his pocket and unfolds it] I also found this article written by Francis Eggert that has even more evidence: [reads from paper] "Giovanni Fiorini wrote an exquisite piece of fiction, a novel entitled Medieval Masterpieces. Despite the blurb mentioned in the foreword, to this day people depict this book as steeped in historical accuracy, when in fact it is well-played-out imagination written by a master storyteller"
A. Asking clarifying questions
B. Conducting extra research
C. Determining new research goals
D. Evaluating an author's point of view
RAMONA: So you're saying that the evidence collected for Pettit's book came from a fictional source?
HAN: Yeah. [takes out paper from his pocket and unfolds it] I also found this article written by Francis Eggert that has even more evidence: [reads from paper] "Giovanni Fiorini wrote an exquisite piece of fiction, a novel entitled Medieval Masterpieces. Despite the blurb mentioned in the foreword, to this day people depict this book as steeped in historical accuracy, when in fact it is well-played-out imagination written by a master storyteller"
A. Asking clarifying questions
B. Conducting extra research
C. Determining new research goals
D. Evaluating an author's point of view
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D. Evaluating an author's point of view