Question

statements such as, \do you mean all teenagers?\ and \are you speaking of someone in particular?\ are examples of:

Explanation:

Analyze the given statements

Using the Stereotype Response knowledge point, we examine the provided questions: "Do you mean all teenagers?" and "Are you speaking of someone in particular?". These questions challenge a broad generalization by asking the speaker to focus on a specific person or clarify if they are generalizing an entire group.

Match with communication strategies

These questions directly prompt the speaker to move away from a broad stereotype and instead focus on a single person or specific instance. This technique is known as "Make it Individual," which helps dismantle generalizations by personalizing the context.

Answer:

• None of these answers fit
• Make it Individual (Correct answer)
• "Ouch!"
• Assume Good Intent and Explain Impact