When Using Perception Checking to Evaluate Ambiguous Behavior, the Benefit

Multiple Choice

When using perception checking to evaluate ambiguous behavior, the benefit to offering a couple of different ways you could interpret behavior is it

A) increases your partner's defensiveness.
B) decreases the likelihood of reaching the truth.
C) conveys concern to your partner as well as acknowledging there could be a simple, innocent explanation for the behavior.
D) increases the likelihood of confrontation.