4 LANGUAGE SKILLS: LISTENING

Question 1

Is the ability to accurately receive and interpret messages in the communication process

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Listening

Question 2

Process of receiving, constructing meaning from and responding to spoken and/or non verbal messages

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Listening

Question 3

Is an active process by which we make sense of our brains assess and respond to what we hear

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Listening

Question 4

Are skills used to receive a language

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Receptive Skills

Question 5

The 2 Language Skills that falls under receptive skills are?

Answer 5

Listening and Reading

Question 6

Is the most taken for granted skills and the first thing we learn or develop

Answer 6

Listening

Question 7

A skill that is natural and passive. It falls under physiological and refers to the sounds that enters your ears and you cannot contain it

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Hearing

Question 8

A physical and mental process, and is an active skill

Answer 8

Listening

Question 9

Listening is active. Therefore, it requires

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Attention, Intention, and Comprehension

Question 10

What are the 4 Types of Listening

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Appreciative Listening
Emphatic Listening
Active/Comprehensive Listening
Critical/Analytical Listening

Question 11

The types of listening depend or only changes base on the?

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Reason

Question 12

This typeof listening is for entertainment, pleasure, and enjoyment.

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Appreciative Listening

Question 13

Describes how well speaker choose and use words, use humor, ask questions, tell stories, and argue persuasively

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Appreciative Listening

Question 14

Is an emotional and hardest type of listening. This is considered as a two-edge sword as you put yourself into their shoes. You cannot really understand the person unless you put yourself into their shoe. You need to be patient

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Emphatic Listening

Question 15

This type of listening is to provide emotional support for the speaker and focuses on understanding a person’s situation, feelings, or motives. There is an attempt to understand what the other person is feeling

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Emphatic Listening

Question 16

This type of listening is used when we want to understand or learn something such as in listening to teachers and watching tutorial videos

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Active/Comprehensive Listening

Question 17

This focuses on accurately understanding the meaning of the speaker’s words while simultaneously interpreting non verbal cues such as facial expressions, gestures, postures, and vocal quality

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Active/Comprehensive Listening

Question 18

What are the three main degrees of active listening

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Repeating
Paraphrasing
Reflecting

Question 19

The easiest thing to do. It Requires perceiving, paying attention and remembering. It is where we exactly repeat the same words used by the speaker

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Repeating

Question 20

It requires thinking and reasoning. It is where we build a similar phrase arrangement by using the same meaning but different terminology

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Paraphrasing

Question 21

It involves using your own words and sentence structures based on what you understood

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Reflecting

Question 22

This type of listening involves questioning the validity of what is being said. It is deeper than active listening and you want to analyze or be critical.

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Critical/Analytical Listening

Question 23

It is academic and quite hard as we evaluate the message and provide judgments - either accepting it or reject it by using critical thinking skills. This is an intellectually disciplined process of actively and skillfully conceptualizing, applying, analyzing, synthesizing, and or evaluating information gathered from or generated by observation, experience, and / or reflection/reasoning or communication as a guide to belief and action

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Critical/Analytical Listening

Question 24

What are the 5 steps / process of Listening

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Receiving
Understanding
Remembering
Evaluating
Responding

Question 25

This step involves the entering of sound waves in our ears. It is the stimulation of the sensory receptors of the ears

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Receiving

Question 26

This step is when we learn what the speaker means in our thoughts/emotional thoughts

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Understanding

Question 27

This is the step where we retain the message for at least some period of time

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Remembering

Question 28

Taking a hook and evaluate the speaker’s argument or message by judging the message in some way

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Evaluating

Question 29

This is where the listener gives feedback and becomes the speaker. It could be verbal / non verbal

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Responding