Identify each statement or question whether it’s a PROBE, EVALUATE, ADVISE, or INTERPRET. Write the appropriate answer in CAPITALIZED LETTERS and correct spelling. Don't combine capital letters with small letters.Your answerWhy would you say that?*Your answerThat was really smart.*Your answerHave you thought about...?*Your answerYou are overreacting.*Your answerYou were probably trying to . . . .*Your answerWhat led up to this?*Your answerI totally agree*Your answerIf I were you, I would . . . .*Your answerHow about looking at it this way?*Your answerI bet you wish you hadn't...*Your answerSubmitClear form

TEST II  –  IDENTIFICATION (15 PTS.)Direction: The following are the examples of different types of Autobiographical Listening and Responding. Identify each statement or question whether it’s a PROBE, EVALUATE, ADVISE, or INTERPRET by writing your answers in CAPITALIZED LETTERS. Don't combine Capital letters and small letters. Failure to follow instructions means incorrect.Your answer1.  You are overreacting.*2.  You always do that because...*3. How's that working out?*4. What led up to this?*5. That was really smart.*6. How about looking at it this way?*7. Here's what I think.*8. I totally agree.*Your answer9. You were probably trying to...*Your answer10. Why would you say that?*Your answer11. I'm not surprised.*Your answer12. If I were you, I would...*Your answer13. What happened?*Your answer14. I bet you wish you hadn't...*Your answer15. Have you thought about...?*Your answer

What SMART questions did you ask? How did these questions tie into the field of the person you chatted with? What insights did you discover during your conversation? How did the SMART framework help you arrive at your conclusions?Now, write 2-3 sentences (40-60 words) in response to each of these questions

In the space below, write 2-3 sentences summarizing how you responded to your last exam score and detailing what your two most important study strategies currently.BoldItalicUnderlineSuperscriptSubscriptClear formatting

Direction: The following are the examples of different types of Autobiographical Listening and Responding. Identify each statement or question whether it’s a PROBE, EVALUATE, ADVISE, or INTERPRET by writing your answers in CAPITALIZED LETTERS. Don't combine Capital letters and small letters. Failure to follow instructions means incorrect.Your answer1.  You are overreacting.*2.  You always do that because...*3. How's that working out?*4. What led up to this?*5. That was really smart.*6. How about looking at it this way?*7. Here's what I think.*8. I totally agree.*Your answer9. You were probably trying to...*Your answer10. Why would you say that?*Your answer11. I'm not surprised.*Your answer12. If I were you, I would...*Your answer13. What happened?*Your answer14. I bet you wish you hadn't...*Your answer15. Have you thought about...?*Your answer

A study tries to discover answer related to the question who, what, when, where and sometimes how is known asa.predictiveb.Experimentalc.Exploratoryd.Descriptive