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process of making sense of tohers spoken messages, occurs when the breain reconstructs these electrochemica limpulses inot a repsentation of the original sound and then gives them meaning
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sound waves strike the eardrum and cause vibrations that are transmitted to the brain.
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occurs when we react ot others messages automatically and toutinely withou mcuh mental investment
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to understand, to evaluate(motivation, ability ,impartial) to build and maintain relationships, to help others
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| The challenge of listening |
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information overload, personal concersns, rapid thought(daydreaming) Noise, all listeners do not recieve the same message,
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pseudolistening, stage hogs, fill in gap listeners, insulated dfensive listening, ambusher
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hearing, attending(psychological process of filetering), UNdertanding remembering, responding
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be aware of grammer rules, knowledge about the source of message, listeners mental abilities, personality traits i.e. people who can make sense of disorganized message=more secure
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people remember half of what they hear, retain overal impression based on intensity intimacy and trust
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| Types of listening responses |
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silent listening, questioniong,
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| types of paraphrasing statements |
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change the speakers wording, offer an example of what you think the pseak is talking about, reflect eh underlying them of the pseakers remarks
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is a response style listeners use when they want show that they idenity with a speaker, pitfalls, denying other the right to their feelings, minimizin the significance of the situation, self devenig, raining on the speakers parade.
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responses reveal the listeners solidarity wiht thte speakers situation.
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response that,the listener offers an interpretation of a spekers message
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response appraises the senders thoughts or behaviors in some way
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when approached with another problem the most common reaction is advising.
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