Chapter 8 Quiz Flashcards

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Listening definition

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The process of making sense of others’ messages

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Mindless listening definition

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Occurs when we react to others’ messages automatically and routinely, without much mental investment

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Mindful listening definition

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Giving careful and thoughtful attention and responses to the messages we recieve

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How do we define listening?

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  • We separate it from hearing

* We determine if it is mindless vs. mindful

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Hearing definition

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The physiological dimension of listening

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Attending

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The process of filtering out some messages and focusing on others

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Understanding definition

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Making sense of a message

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Listening fidelity definition

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The degree of congruence between what a listener understands and what the message sender was attempting to communicate

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Responding definition

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Giving observable feedback to the speaker

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Remembering definition

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The ability to recall information

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What are elements of the listening process?

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  • Hearing
  • Attending
  • Understanding
  • Responding
  • Remembering
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Pseudolistening definition

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An imitation of listening in which the reciever’s mind is somewhere else

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Stage-hogging definition

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A listening style in which the receiver is more concerned with making his or her own point than understanding the speaker

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Selective listening definition

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A listening style in which the receiver responds only to messages that interests him or her

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Insulated listening

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A style in which the receiver ignores undesirable information

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Defensive listening definition

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A response style in which the receiver perceived a speaker’s comments as an attack

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Ambushing definition

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A style in which the receiver listens carefully in order to gather information to use in an attack on the speaker

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Insensitive listening definition

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Failure to recognize the thoughts or feelings that are not directly expressed by the speaker

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What are some of the challenges of listening?

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  • Listening can be ineffective
  • It is easy to not listen well
  • Must meet the challenges of listening
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What are the types of ineffective listening?

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  • Pseudolistening
  • Stage-hogging
  • Selective listening
  • Insulated listening
  • Defensive listening
  • Ambushing
  • Insensitive listening
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Why don’t we listen better?

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  • Message overload
  • Preoccupation
  • Rapid thought
  • Effort
  • External noise
  • Faulty assumptions
  • Lack of apparent advantages
  • Lack of training
  • Hearing problems
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How do we meet the challenge of listening?

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  • Talk less (smile more)
  • Get rid of distractions
  • Don’t judge prematurely
  • Look for key ideas
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Promoting definition

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Using silences and brief statements of encouragement to draw out others

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Questioning definition

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A listening response in which the receiver seeks additional information from the sender

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Sincere questions definition
Aimed at understanding others
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Counterfeit questions definition
Aimed at sending a message instead of receiving one
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Paraphrasing definition
Statements that reword the listener’s interpretation of a message
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Supporting definition
Reveals a listener’s solidarity with the speaker’s situation
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Analyzing definition
A listening response in which the receiver offers an interpretation of a speaker’s message
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Advising definition
To help by offering a solution
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Judging response definition
Evaluates the sender’s thoughts or behaviors in some way
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What are the types of listening responses
* Prompting * Questioning * Paraphrasing * Supporting * Analyzing * Advising * Judging
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Types of counterfeit questions
* Q’s that trap the speaker * A tag question * Q’s that make statements * Q’s with hidden agendas * Q’s that seek “correct” answers * Q’s based on unchecked assumptions
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What are examples of being unsupportive?
* Cast judgement * Focus on yourself * Defend yourself * Focus on then and there rather than here and now * Minimize the significance of the situation * Deny others the right to their feelings
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Guidelines to follow when analyzing
* Offer interpretation as tentative rather than absolute fact * Be sure that the other person will be receptive to your analysis * Be sure that your motives for offering an analysis is truly to help the other person
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Considerations for helping others
* Is the advice needed? * Is the advice wanted? * Is the advice coming from an expert? * Is the advice given in the right sequence? * Is the advisor a close and trusted person? * Is the advice offered in a sensitive, face-saving manner?
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What should be considered when giving the best response to someone?
* Gender * The situation * The other person * Your personal style