ENGLISH PART 1 Flashcards
A listener whose purpose is to acquire information aims to understand the
message being conveyed by the speaker.
informational listening
This type of listening does not require the listener to form
judgments or evaluate the validity or reliability of the information presented.
Informational listening
Also called evaluative listening
critical listening
involves both listening for information
and listening to evaluate the content of the message.
critical listeninng
refers to the ability to understand and feel what the other person is feeling
or experiencing.
empathy
listening, we listen to provide help, give advice, or emotional support
emphatic listening
Also called listening for pleasure
appreciative listening
does not require much focus or attention.
appreciative listening
Listening to discriminate sounds and other paralinguistic symbols such as
pitch, intonation, and volume
discriminative listening
is essential when we attempt to comprehend the meaning of the message beyond the use of language.
discriminative listening
or pretending listening, is present when one is thinking of something else while
listening.
Pseudo listening
happens when the listener listens only to a part of the message or to topics that interest them
selective listening
happens when one listens to take offense on remarks.
defensive listening
is listening to get information that will be used against the speaker.
ambushing listening
is tuning out or avoiding listening to specific topics.
insulated listening
