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Which of the following are poor listening habits? (Select all that apply)
Which of the following are poor listening habits? (Select all that apply)
- Defensive Listening (correct)
- Active Listening
- Pseudolistening (correct)
- Insulated Listening (correct)
- Ambushing (correct)
- Selective Listening (correct)
- Effective Listening Responses
- Filling in the Gaps (correct)
- Stage Hogging (correct)
What is pseudolistening?
What is pseudolistening?
Pseudolistening is a type of non-listening where a person appears attentive while actually ignoring the speaker.
What characterizes stage hogging?
What characterizes stage hogging?
Stage hogging is when someone is only interested in expressing their own ideas and does not listen to others.
Define selective listening.
Define selective listening.
What does filling in the gaps refer to in poor listening habits?
What does filling in the gaps refer to in poor listening habits?
What is insulated listening?
What is insulated listening?
What is defensive listening?
What is defensive listening?
Describe ambushing in terms of listening.
Describe ambushing in terms of listening.
Which of the following are effective listening responses or styles? (Select all that apply)
Which of the following are effective listening responses or styles? (Select all that apply)
What is task-oriented listening?
What is task-oriented listening?
What is relational listening?
What is relational listening?
Define analytical listening.
Define analytical listening.
What is critical listening?
What is critical listening?
Which of the following are types of supportive responses or social support? (Select all that apply)
Which of the following are types of supportive responses or social support? (Select all that apply)
Study Notes
Poor Listening Habits
- Pseudolistening: Appearing attentive while ignoring the speaker; serves personal needs instead of engaging in listening.
- Stage Hogging: Dominating conversations with personal ideas and short speeches, disregarding others' contributions.
- Selective Listening: Attending only to parts of a message that align with personal interests, ignoring the rest.
- Filling in the Gaps: Creating a coherent narrative from incomplete information, which distorts the intended message.
- Insulated Listening: Actively avoiding specific topics in conversations and tuning out when such topics arise.
- Defensive Listening: Interpreting innocent comments as personal attacks, often reflecting insecurity.
- Ambushing: Listening carefully to gather information to use against others, leading to defensive interactions.
Effective Listening Responses/Listening Styles
- Task-Oriented Listening: Focused on understanding clear actions and tasks, showing impatience with explanations.
- Relational Listening: Aimed at empathizing with the speaker, often prioritizing personal connection over competition.
- Analytical Listening: Engaging deeply with audio content, interpreting the meaning rather than just enjoying it passively.
- Critical Listening: Involves making judgments while listening, which can hinder true understanding.
Supportive Responses/Social Support
- Advising: Offering guidance or recommendations based on the conversation.
- Evaluating: Assessing the information provided or the speaker’s point of view.
- Analyzing: Breaking down and understanding the components of the conversation contextually.
- Questioning/Reflecting: Engaging through questions to clarify and reflect upon what has been said, promoting deeper understanding.
- Empathizing: Demonstrating understanding and compassion toward the speaker’s feelings and experiences.
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Description
This quiz covers key concepts related to poor listening habits in communication, including terms like pseudolistening and stage hogging. Understand the various ways individuals may not effectively listen during conversations. Test your knowledge on these critical communication skills.
