What is focusing and evaluating facts and evidence of information
Content-oriented Listeners
What is the term for someone who hears words being spoken to them but dosen's show engagement, ask questions, or give feedback?
Passive Listener
What are the five steps to improve listening skills?
Attentinding, Understanding, Remembering, Evaluating, and Responding.
What is being able to retain and recall information later on after the message is received?
Remembering
What is focusing on the ultimate point the speaker is trying to make
Action-oriented listener
What type of communication process primarily associates with Passive Listening?
One-way Communication
What are the three techniques to becoming an active listener?
Getting physically ready, resisting mental distractions, and hearing the speaker out.
What is taking the time to accurately interpret the message?
Undertanding
What is focusing on the feelings the speaker has about the topic
People-oriented listeners
The cause of Passive Listening in an stance leads to what?
Miscommunication or forgotten information
How many words can the brain process per minute?
400 to 800 words per minute
Repeating information and taking notes
What is prefering to participate in brief and quick conversation
Time-oriented listeners
Passive listers often lack physical and visual signals such as nodding, leaning forward, or maintaining eye contact
Non verbal cues
How many words do people typically speak per minute?
120 to 150 words per minute
What is critically analyzing a message?
Evaluating