As a member of an audience, you have certain implied responsibilities. First, describe two
listening mistakes and how they are detrimental to the listener.
Next, discuss two listening
recommendations and how they benefit the listener.
What will be an ideal response?
Listening mistakes include allowing oneself to be distracted, prejudging, concentrating
too hard, only pretending to listen, and reacting emotionally to trigger or red flag
words. Recommended listening behaviors include being prepared to listen, listening
with respect, listening for content/meaning, paying attention to the nonverbal messages
the speaker sends, and reviewing the message.
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The listening barrier that is often a result of using other listening barriers is
a. information overload. b. multitasking. c. listening gap. d. pseudolistening.
What should a conclusion accomplish?
What will be an ideal response
Creating dissonance and then offering listeners a way to restore balance can be an effective persuasive strategy
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A speech about how to whitewash your brick fireplace is a speech about a(n) __________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).