While eating lunch, you have a conversation with a colleague who reiterates his recurring complaint about unfair grading practices, and discusses forming a new task force to address it. You glaze over and think about the interview you must conduct after lunch. Which of the following scenarios illustrate one of the problems of glazing over?

Multiple choice question.

A. You do not give enough attention to your interview questions.

B. You are not asked to join the task force.

C. You miss his comment that a new task force was formed.

D. You challenge his data about grade inflation.