Terms
The physiological process of receiving sound.
What is hearing?
Focus is primarily on understanding and evaluating the information and sources.
What is content-oriented listener?
Jordan is listening to their favorite music artist simply for pleasure.
What is appreciative listening?
The anxiety we feel about listening.
What is listening apprehension?
The signals we use to illustrate that we are attending to and understanding the message, as well as respecting the speaker.
What is nonverbal feedback cues?
The cognitive process of receiving, attending to, constructing meaning from, and responding to messages.
What is listening?
Appreciate brief conversations and may use nonverbal and verbal cues to encourage their partner to get to the point quicker.
What is time-oriented listener?
During a lecture, Amber is focused on grasping the material shared by the professor to ensure they understand the concepts for the upcoming exam.
What is comprehensive listening?
You get stressed out trying to figure out really complicated or confusing concepts in class?
What is listening apprehension?
One person creates an environment that encourages the other person to talk about and make sense of a distressing situation.
What is supportive responses?
The anxiety we feel about listening.
What is listening apprehension?
Focus is on the feelings the speaker may have about what they’re saying,
What is people-oriented listener?
A politician is giving a speech, and a listener is trying to infer the speaker's true intentions and determine what might be left unsaid beyond the actual words being spoken.
What is discriminative listening?
A person might understand and recall specific details yet fail to grasp the message's main idea or recognize the speaker's emotions.
What is a content-oriented listener?
Good speech critiques address content, structure, and delivery, as well as presentational aids if used.
What are formal constructive speech critique strategies?
Our favored and usually unconscious approach to listening.
What is listening style?
Focus is on the ultimate point and what to do about it.
What is action-oriented listener?
A friend is explaining a complex problem, and you are concentrating on fully understanding, evaluating the message, and remembering the details to offer thoughtful advice. This type requires the most psychological processing.
What is active listening?
The habitual and unconscious process of receiving messages.
What is passive listening?
To provide feedback to a speaker.
What is Responding?
A technique that associates a special word or very short statement with new and longer information.
What is a mnemonic device?
_________may change based on the situation and our goals for interaction.
What is listening style?
When a doctor explains test results, the patient is not only listening to the words but also trying to discern the doctor's tone to see if the results are routine or a cause for concern.
What is discriminative listening?
Enjoys complex or challenging information and pays attention to detail.
What is content-oriented listeners?
The process of critically analyzing a message to determine its trustworthiness, accuracy, and utility.
What is evaluating?