“From what you’ve said, it sounds like you’re mad at your boss for expecting you to drop your personal plans whenever he wants y
ou to work. Is that right?” This statement is what type of response?
2 answers:
The correct answer is paraphrasing.
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Instead of saying word-from-word what the person has told them and repeating it, they are saying "basically..."
It could also be an inference because they are guessing based on what they have heard but they do not know for a fact. <span />
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