One expert nurse always began by asking the audience, "What do you want me to discuss?" All responses were written on the chalkboard and then, as specific points were discussed,
the nurse erased the item. However, the nurse often added material that was not requested. Why would the nurse add more content?
A. Believed the additional information was entertaining and lightened the mood.
B. Knew, based on personal expertise, other relevant information the audience needed.
C. Knew so much about the subject and wanted to give all the details.
D. Was sure the audience meant to ask about that.
ANS: B
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