Every dialog depends on shared understanding. It’s as true for two people talking as when one participant is a computer. When you talk to someone, how do you know if you’re being understood or not? By the listener’s responses. They either reassure you that you’re understood or suggest that some correction is needed. When something’s important, you even check that your listener is paying attention by confirming (affirming, ...
8. Conveying Reassurance with Confidence and Confirmation
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