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Enhancing Listening Skills for Effective Communication

Learn about different types of listening, bad listening habits, appeals, and strategies to improve listening skills. Discover the importance of active listening and providing feedback to become a better listener.

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Enhancing Listening Skills for Effective Communication

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  1. MISC MISC MISC MISC MISC MISC 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500

  2. What type of listening is done tovalue what we hear? appreciative listening

  3. What type of listening singles out one sound from a noisy environment? discriminative listening

  4. What type of listening do you do in class when you are trying tolearn something? comprehensive listening

  5. Name 4 different bad listeninghabits? Interrupting, faking attention, tuning out dull topics, or criticizing the speaker’s delivery or appearance

  6. Besides propaganda, what else should a listener guard against? emotional appeals

  7. What percentage of the day does an average person spend listening? 45%

  8. What percentage of time does an average student spend listening? 60%

  9. To what part of the speech should you listen more carefully? the body or middle of the speech

  10. What type of listening do psychiatrists or counselors use? therapeutic or empathetic

  11. What type of appeal stresses acting acertain way because everyone elsedoes? jumping on the bandwagon

  12. What type of listening tries to evaluate what is said? critical listening

  13. What appeal gives only one side of the story? stacking the deck

  14. What type of appeal compares 2 unlike things? false comparison

  15. What is the time called during which you can think because you don’t need to listen? listening spare time

  16. What type of appeal assigns a negative label without any evidence? name calling

  17. Which sex usually is the best listeners? females

  18. What are sound distractions? noise

  19. What is the automatic reaction of the senses and the nervous system to sound? Hearing

  20. Who is responsible for good communication? The listener and the speaker

  21. What type of listening guides the speaker toward common interests? active listener

  22. What type of appeal uses phrases, that show acceptance, interest, and understanding? door openers

  23. What type of appeal which uses the recommendation of a famous or respected person? testimonial

  24. What is it called when you repeat what you hear in your own words? paraphrase

  25. Do all cultures value touch the same? No

  26. What can students do while they are listening to help them remember more? take notes

  27. What are the 4 ways to manage your listening spare time? EARS Explore, Analyze, Review, Search for Hidden Meanings

  28. What are 3 ways you can provide feedback to the speaker? good eye contact, sitting up straight while facing speaker, & nodding

  29. How much time has to pass before an average person forgets what they’ve heard? 48 hours

  30. What can interfere with our listening that can make us quit listening or get angry? personal biases

  31. What is a sounding board? a person who accepts what is said, tries to understand, and makes no judgements

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