While interpreting feedback from the target, the actor is likely to be more confident of the feedback when
A) there is consistency between the verbal and nonverbal feedback.
B) the target smiles and winks at him or her.
C) the social identity of actor is stable.
D) the social identify of the actor is unstable.

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When there is consistency between the verbal and nonverbal feedback, the actor is more likely to be confident in interpreting the feedback. This is because inconsistencies can create confusion or doubt in the actor's mind. Therefore, option A is the best choice. Option B is not a reliable indicator of feedback validity as smiling and winking can be interpreted in various ways, and may not necessarily be connected to the feedback itself. Options C and D are not related to the interpretation of feedback and do not provide any relevant information for the question.

While Interpreting Feedback from the Target, the Actor Is Likely