Allison, a very close friend of yours, is about to give a presentation to the class. you know that she has procrastinated and is not prepared, and that you will have to critique her performance afterwards. which of the following is probably your best course of action? a. practice effective listening and avoid letting your personal feelings keep you from being objective. b. be as honest you can, but focus only on the positive to avoid hurting her feelings. c. point out what she did well, and give specific advice on how she might improve. d. both a. and c. above.

The correct answer is D.

In order to help Allison, the best course of action would be to not judge her for not having the work done yet, since that would make her defensive and  then would not follow any of the advice that we might give her.

Then, we should listen to what she has done, analyze it and point out what is right to create a sense of progress, and then give her advice to help her improve her work.

its not d on edg

Explanation:

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there you go thats what we are missing

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