After explaining a setback rule, a building-inspection trainer wants a knowledge check. How should the question be directed?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Ask the whole huddle first; if nobody speaks, tap a named teammate. That is directing on purpose, not a fear raffle and not a vow of silence. Parking the check in a take-home packet is not a live knowledge check at all.
Full Explanation
Directing questions appropriately often means offering the item to the group, then targeting an individual if silence continues. Fear-based cold-calling of the newest hire, refusing all individual targeting, and deferring checks to homework misuse direction. The goal is involvement and monitoring, not intimidation or avoidance.