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Questions and Answers
What distinguishes critical listening from other types of listening?
What distinguishes critical listening from other types of listening?
- It focuses exclusively on enjoyment.
- It requires evaluating the speaker's claims. (correct)
- It involves hearing without analysis.
- It is passive rather than active.
In which situation is critical listening particularly important?
In which situation is critical listening particularly important?
- During a lecture where answers are not required.
- When enjoying a piece of music.
- When having a casual conversation.
- While making an important medical decision. (correct)
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of critical listening?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of critical listening?
- Forming an individual opinion.
- Judging the claims made by the speaker.
- Passively receiving information. (correct)
- Analyzing the speaker's arguments.
Critical listening is primarily used in which of the following contexts?
Critical listening is primarily used in which of the following contexts?
What is a key aspect that differentiates critical listening from appreciative listening?
What is a key aspect that differentiates critical listening from appreciative listening?
Which type of listening involves showing understanding and concern for someone’s feelings?
Which type of listening involves showing understanding and concern for someone’s feelings?
In academic settings, critical listening assists in which of the following processes?
In academic settings, critical listening assists in which of the following processes?
When is critical listening considered inappropriate?
When is critical listening considered inappropriate?
What is a hallmark of critical listening?
What is a hallmark of critical listening?
Which type of appeal refers to using evidence and strong arguments?
Which type of appeal refers to using evidence and strong arguments?
What must a listener verify when assessing the credibility of a speaker's sources?
What must a listener verify when assessing the credibility of a speaker's sources?
First-hand observations are characterized by which of the following?
First-hand observations are characterized by which of the following?
In what situation might emotional appeals be considered manipulative?
In what situation might emotional appeals be considered manipulative?
Which of the following best describes second-hand knowledge?
Which of the following best describes second-hand knowledge?
What is the significance of analyzing a speaker's type of appeal during critical listening?
What is the significance of analyzing a speaker's type of appeal during critical listening?
Flashcards
Critical Listening
Critical Listening
Actively listening, analyzing, judging, and forming an opinion about what the speaker says.
Hearing vs. Listening
Hearing vs. Listening
Hearing is passive; listening is focused and requires effort.
Critical Listening Applications
Critical Listening Applications
Used in workplace (problem-solving, innovation), research (hypotheses), and everyday decision-making.
Appreciative Listening
Appreciative Listening
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Empathetic Listening
Empathetic Listening
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Comprehensive Listening
Comprehensive Listening
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Analyzing Appeals
Analyzing Appeals
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Everyday Critical Listening
Everyday Critical Listening
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Critical Listening
Critical Listening
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Logical Appeal
Logical Appeal
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Emotional Appeal
Emotional Appeal
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Ethical Appeal
Ethical Appeal
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Second-hand Knowledge
Second-hand Knowledge
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First-hand Observation
First-hand Observation
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Analyzing Speaker's Claims
Analyzing Speaker's Claims
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