CCAR-F objective 5.2 · Domain 5 · 15% of the exam
Escalation and Ambiguity Resolution
Two questions decide nearly every item here. Has the user asked for a person, which is a first-class trigger and not the agent's judgement to override on the grounds that it could have coped. And is being wrong cheap to correct, which is what separates proceeding on a stated assumption from stopping to ask. The same ambiguity that justifies carrying on with a report justifies stopping before a deletion, because one is regenerated and the other is not. On the mechanics: batch the questions, since three asked separately cost three interruptions, and offer concrete options with a note on what turns on the answer.
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