Subjects being 'healed' often give ambiguous answers ('h,' 'I feel a little better') rather than clear confirmations — reflecting social pressure to humor the healer rather than genuine healing.

Mike argues that the hesitance of supposed healees to clearly confirm healing — answering with sounds rather than words, or saying 'a little better' — is often a sign of polite accommodation rather than real change. He says Christians should be honest about this.