To actively listen, you must engage in its three main elements: _________, __________, and __________.

A. announcement, anticipation, and acknowledgment.
B. acknowledgment, attitude, and anticipation.
C. attention, allowance, and anticipation.
D. attention, attitude, and adjustment.


Answer: D. attention, attitude, and adjustment.

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