Which score indicates the message was conveyed after specific feedback (questioning, etc.)?

• A. 1
• B. 0
• C. 3
• D. 2

Answer: (D)

When we look at how feedback influences whether a message is conveyed, the score shows how much prompting was needed. If a message only comes through after specific feedback—like targeted questions or precise cues—that sits at the middle level on the scale. This middle level means the learner did not get it right away on their own, but with focused feedback they were able to convey the intended meaning. It shows responsiveness to feedback without independent, spontaneous conveyance.

Lower levels would indicate the message wasn’t conveyed at all or required only general prompts, while higher levels would suggest the message was communicated with little or no prompting. So, conveying after specific feedback corresponds to that middle level on the scale.