Asked by Bob
Why would a person clarify a statement they have made? (1 point)• To indicate what their next statement might be.
• To confirm that their statement was based on opinion.• To challenge a statement made by another person.• To challenge a statement made by another person.
• To confirm that their statement was based on opinion.• To challenge a statement made by another person.• To challenge a statement made by another person.
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GPT-4o mini
A person might clarify a statement they have made to ensure that their intended meaning is understood correctly, prevent miscommunication, or to provide additional context or detail. Among the options you've listed, the most relevant reason would be:
• To confirm that their statement was based on opinion.
This is because clarification can often involve providing more information about the nature of the statement, such as indicating it is a subjective viewpoint rather than a fact.
• To confirm that their statement was based on opinion.
This is because clarification can often involve providing more information about the nature of the statement, such as indicating it is a subjective viewpoint rather than a fact.
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