In a multi-turn spoken dialogue system managing a user's itinerary, which consequence follows if the system incorrectly marks a previously 'new' detail as 'given'?

💡 Explanation

Conversational incoherence results because incorrect 'given' status impacts the Expectation-based processing. The system fails to acknowledge new information adequately, therefore creating an unnatural conversational flow for the user, rather than smoother turn-taking or other resource management benefits.

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