Test The Art of Not Interrupting: How to Control the Urge to Talk

QUESTION 1: According to the text, what is the effect of interrupting, even if the contribution is valuable?

The interlocutor values the idea more for its spontaneity
The conversation becomes more dynamic and productive
It creates an annoyance that prevents the interlocutor from paying attention or evaluating the idea
Demonstrates a high level of interest and participation in the conversation

Because the idea is usually irrelevant
Because the reaction of annoyance it generates nullifies the value of the message before it is delivered
Because interruptions often contain negative criticism
Because it breaks the confidentiality of the conversation