Identify the environmental cue that makes fogging plus private DESC safer than a public correction.
A work issue is real, but the hallway audience changes the response. Find the cue that should make Leila fog briefly, fix the note, and move the full DESC feedback conversation private. Patient family member standing within earshot of the criticism Correct. The bystander context makes a public DESC exchange risky. Fogging acknowledges the fixable part, then a private DESC request protects patient trust and face-saving. Senior doctor's firm hand gesture toward Leila Plausible but weaker. Tone matters, but the principle-changing cue is the public setting. Fogging can handle the tone; privacy determines whether full DESC belongs here. Leila holding…
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