Reasons for listening
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Factors/barriers that affect listening
control factors/memory
Active and Critical Listening
Hearing vs. listening
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memory
100
What does listening create for you in the future?
Sucess
100
someone's listening can be affected by their physical state and?...
mental state
100
how do you control your listening?
be energetic/ prepared
100
to develop and use your listening skills in an active way is called:
active listening
100
What does it mean to hear?
detect a sound
200
Listening helps you avoid what?...
Misunderstandings.
200
name something that distracts you from listening.
loud noises, bright lights
200
how do you listen attentively?
try to focus on the message
200
if you interpret the message carefully, then you are a?
critical thinking
200
When you listen, do you memorize or interpret what the speaker says?
interpret
300
when you you're listening you can learn more about what?
the world
300
when your mind wanders, it's called...?
day-dreaming
300
what does it mean to have an "open mind"?
to be able to listen.
300
critical listeners listen for (blank) reasoning.
faulty
300
where is your memory stored?
brain
400
LISTENING CHALLENGE!: if the chicken LAID the egg, which came first; the chicken or the egg?
Chicken
400
being close-minded means:
you refuse to listen.
400
what is a factor that controls your listening?
adjust the environment.
400
critical listeners check accuracy with?...
feedback
400
there are two types of memory, name one.
Long term/short term
500
when you listen, you can -(blank)- new things?
learn
500
when you listen, how do you make what you hear easier?
don't overthink it
500
LISTENING CHALLENGE: spell s-u-p-e-r backwards WITHOUT an S.
r-e-p-u
500
critical listening includes considering the (blank)
source
500
LISTENING CHALLENGE: for something to become long term, you should do it about how many times?
21
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