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Asking your supervisor if you're doing something correctly is a way to request A. feedback. B. agreement. C. criticism. D. punishment.
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Asking your supervisor if you're doing something correctly is a way to request

A. feedback.
B. agreement.
C. criticism.
D. punishment.

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is a way to request feed back to know that you are doing well and you are in the right track

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The answer could be A or C but I would personally pick A.
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