Listening Communication Flashcards

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What are the 3 steps of listening?

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  1. Receiving
  2. Constructing meaning
  3. Responding
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What are the 3 reasons for listening?

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  • to learn and comprehend
  • to evaluate and critique
  • to empathize and understand
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What are the characteristics of active listening? (4)

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  • using all senses to listen
  • paraphrasing mentally and verbally
  • checking understanding to ensure accuracy
  • providing feedback
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4
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Distinguish between empathic and critical listening (4)

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Empathic:
- connecting emotionally
- fostering understanding
- giving support
- enhancing trust

Critical:
- evaluating
- judging
- biases
- high integrity

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Name and explain the 3 barriers to listening (9)

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Noise:
- physical and mental distractions
- multitasking
- factual/semantic distractions

Perception of others:
- status
- stereotypes
- sights/sounds

Yourself:
- egocentrism
- pseudo-listening
- biases

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6
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What are the 3 types of barriers?

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Physical
Psychological
Interactional

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7
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Name and explain Toulmin’s concepts (3)

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  1. Data - facts agreed upon by speaker and listener
  2. Claim - conclusions made by speaker
  • Warrant - reasoning used by speaker to move from data to claim
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What are some ways to improve listening? (4)

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  • Relaxed but alert open body posture
  • Responsive facial expressions and direct eye contact
  • Close proximity
  • Providing supportive utterances
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What are some ways to improve your responses? (6)

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  • using descriptors
  • avoiding evaluative responses
  • not being derogatory
  • avoiding total silence
  • asking questions for clarification
  • providing affirming statements
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What are 4 practices of ethical listening?

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  • recognizing sources of controversial habits
  • monitoring yourself to recognize engaging in poor listening
  • applying general ethical principles
  • adapting to others
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