You aren't sure if Amy is mad at you or just in a bad mood.Trying to figure it out,you pay close attention to her tone of voice,her eye contact,and body movements.Since she speaks quite pleasantly to some of the others around you,but avoids eye contact with you and speaks in short,clipped sentences when you ask her questions,you decide she is mad at you.Which strategy for improving perceptions did you use?
A) linking details with the big picture
B) indirect perception checking
C) direct perception checking
D) becoming other oriented

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You used indirect perception checking by observing Amy's nonverbal cues (tone of voice, eye contact, body movements) and her behavior towards others compared to you, rather than directly asking her if she's mad at you.

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