Question

Which of the following is a type of elaboration? brainstorming statistical information editorializing connotations

Answer 1

Editorializing

Step-by-step explanation:

The types of elaboration vary according to the intention, but they all refer to the way one understands, analyzes, retains, criticizes, discerns, and receives information about any area.

In this case, editorializing will be a type of elaboration because it provides comments, personal opinions, interpretation, or remarks about a specific subject without writing a report.

Answer 2

Editorializing

An elaboration is any form of the addition of information, illustration or detail to a piece of work, statement, idea, speech, etc. When you editorialize, you also add information to another idea, more specifically, you introduce a piece of subjective information to an objective statement or to the reporting of facts.

This is sometimes common in journalism when reporters interview a person and add details or opinions to the actual words and opinions of the interviewed.