Your roommate says to you, "i can’t understand why jerry never wants to do anything with me. we’re supposed to be friends, but whenever i asked him to shoot some hoops or go camping he turns me down." you respond, "perhaps he doesn’t enjoy those activities but would do other things with you. next time encourage him to choose an activity that you can enjoy together." this is an example of:

This is an example of: interpretive and advising response.

Explanation:

Interpretive response is the one in which we analyse the idea that is presented to us in order to find the overall core or idea of the message.

You have to interpret the message in order to be able to give a proper advice to someone.

Advising response is the one in which you give counsel or recommendation of what someone needs to do or not do regarding the situation they have presented to you.

"Perhaps he doesn’t enjoy those

activities but would do other things

with you."

In this sentence you are interpreting the situation finding what is causing your roommate's friend to not want to partake in activities with your roommate.

"Next time encourage him to choose

an activity that you can enjoy

together."

Now In this sentence you are giving your roommate an advice of what she can try to do.

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