Listening is
A) a passive process of perceiving a sound.
B) a culturally sensitive process of interpretation.
C) sound waves striking the eardrum.
D) an active process of assigning meaning to sounds.
E) an accommodation to the transmission and reception of messages.
D
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Identify its drawbacks?
What will be an ideal response?
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