Ontario Private Investigator Practice Exam

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How should private investigators communicate to avoid being confrontational?

By avoiding direct communication
Using aggressive negotiation tactics
Being assertive without being confrontational
Communicating only in written form

The correct answer is: Being assertive without being confrontational

Being assertive without being confrontational is the most effective way for private investigators to communicate. Option A, avoiding direct communication, may not provide the necessary information or resolution. Option B, using aggressive negotiation tactics, can come across as confrontational and may not be well-received by others. Option D, communicating only in written form, may not allow for the necessary give-and-take or real-time conversation needed in certain situations. Being assertive without being confrontational allows for clear and direct communication while still maintaining a respectful and non-confrontational demeanor. This approach can result in more positive and productive interactions with others.