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Listening involves the physiological process of decoding sounds through hearing, what's the first process?

Selecting

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Listening involves the physiological process of decoding sounds through hearing, what's the fifth process?

Responding

100

Listening involves the physiological process of decoding sounds through hearing, what's the thrid process?

Understanding

100

Listening involves the physiological process of decoding sounds through hearing, what's the fourth process?

Remembering

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Listening involves the physiological process of decoding sounds through hearing, what's the second process?

Attending

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The second step in decoding sounds is attending. What happens in this process?

Focusing on a particular sound or message

200

The fifth step in decoding sounds is responding. What happens in this process?

Confirming understanding of message

200

The first step in decoding sounds is selecting. What happens in this process?

choosing one sound while sorting through various sounds competing for your attention

200

The third step in decoding sounds is understanding. What happens in this process?

Assigning meaning to sounds

200

The fourth step in decoding sounds is remembering. What happens in this process?

Recalling information communicated

300

Which listening style prefers to focus on the emotions and feelings communicated verbally and nonverbally by others?

Relational listeners

300

Which listening style is interested in focusing on a specific outcome or task and like messages delivered succinctly with a “bottom line”?

Task-oriented listeners

300

List 3 Benefits of Understanding Your Listening Style

  • You can better adapt how you listen to others

  • You can determine whether you have more than one preferred listening style

  • You can adapt your listening style to achieve your listening goal

  • You can better understand cultural and gender influences on your listening style

  • You can better adapt what you say to others

300

Which listening style prefers to listen for the facts and evidence to support key ideas and an underlying logic; they also listen for errors, inconsistencies, and discrepancies?

Critical listeners

300

Which listening style withholds judgment, listens to all sides of an issue, and waits until they hear the facts before reaching a conclusion?

Analytical listeners

400

What's a listening barrier? 

A listening barrier prevents effective communication, such as distractions or preconceived notions

400

Which listening style is it when a person is overly critical and judgmental when listening to others?

Ambush listener

400

Which listening style involves a fear of misunderstanding, misinterpreting, or struggling to adjust psychologically to messages spoken by others?

Listener Apprehension

400

Which listening style modifies the environment to reduce distractions?

External Noise

400

Which listening style uses the time to summarize what a speaker is saying?

Differing Speech Rate and Thought Rate

500

List 4 barriers seen in the class.

  • Being Self-Absorbed

  • Conversational Narcissism 

  • Selective listening

  • Emotional Noise 

  • Ambush listener

  • Differing Speech Rate and Thought Rate

  • Information Overload

  • External Noise

  • Listener Apprehension

500

Which listening style is it when you are focused on your own needs rather than those of your communication partner?

Being Self-Absorbed

500

Which listening style is it when you focus on personal agendas and being self-absorbed rather than focus on the needs and ideas communicated by others?

Conversational Narcissism

500

Which listening style is it when you're letting pre-formed biases, prejudices, expectations, and stereotypes cause us to hear what we want to hear, instead of listening to what a speaker actually said?

Selective listening

500

Which listening style is it when the form of communication interference caused by emotional arousal?

 Emotional Noise

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