ALBERTO: Tami, I’ve got a problem. Can we talk for a minute?
TAMI: Sure, Alberto, what’s up?
ALBERTO: Last week my sous-chef, Ricky, bought tomatoes that just weren’t ripe. It made me really angry. We’ll never keep our Michelin star unless we maintain the quality of our produce!
TAMI: Wow, Alberto, that sounds like a real problem. So you’re saying that Ricky bought tomatoes you couldn’t serve?
ALBERTO: Yes! And it’s not the first time...
TAMI: I’ll do something about this right away.
What component of reflective listening is missing from this conversation?
Affirming contact
Clarifying the implicit
Paraphrasing the expressed