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Critical Listeners can determine which statements are Fact or inference(hint:you must be able to distinguish fact from what is implied to do so you must critically listen to decide what is factual or not)
Attending, understanding,remembering,evaluating, and responding are the 5 steps of listening(hint:please remember the order of the five
A person demonstrating sympathetic responsiveness is sympathetic to a persons Misfortune (hint:remember that we tend to respond to someone's bad situations)
When a person experiences an emotional response similar to another person their responsiveness is said to be Empathic Responsiveness (hint:this is a response don't confuse with empathy)
Understanding and identifying with another person's feelings to the point of experiencing it is an example of Empathy (hint:this tied to feelings-don't confuse with empathetic
A response an effective listener does when someone says something aggravating Listen before reacting
The personal space individuals attempt to maintain in impersonal situations is which type of distance Social Distance ( hint: there are certain distances based on relationships and under certain situations like intimate and personal space
A person sits in the same seat every class is said to be Territoriality (hint: when one is territorial or claiming entitlement to something not owned by them)
What is respected in the United States culture regarding touching behavior Individual Space
Comprehensive listening is an attempt of the listener listening and attempting to Understand (hint: Comprehensive listening is trying to understand the whole ball of wax-all you can about something-don't confuse with discriminative listening
Attending is what stage of listening First Stage (hint:good idea to know the listening stages in order)
Listening to accurately understand the meaning of something that is said is Discriminative (hint: discriminative listening is to focus on one thing like a project-don't confuse with comprehensive listening
A means by which one attempts to understand something ( also known as the understanding stage) is Asking Questions (hint: think about how you try to understand something-Do you ask questions or have something repeated?)
Something that can be done to improve listening is shifting from Speaker to Listener ( hint: think about talking to another person-don't we shift back and forth from listening to talking?)
A vocalized pause is sometimes communicated as Um
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