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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) Punctuate from the speaker's point of view.
B) Engage in equal,two-way communication.
C) Seek to understand the speaker's thoughts only.
D) Avoid "offensive" listening.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) decoding a message exactly the same way as it was encoded by the speaker.
B) grasping both the thoughts that were expressed and the emotional tone that accompanies them.
C) anticipating what the speaker will say next.
D) tuning out the emotional element of the message and focusing only on the content of what is being said.
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A) objective
B) empathic
C) inactive
D) critical
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True/False
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A) offensive
B) defensive
C) critical
D) surface
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Matching
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A) depth
B) inactive
C) objective
D) surface
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Multiple Choice
A) evaluate the speaker's point of view immediately.
B) assume the speaker is not a person of goodwill.
C) avoid giving the speaker the benefit of any doubt.
D) identify any biases,self-interests,or prejudices that the speaker may have.
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A) empathic
B) nonjudgmental
C) depth-level
D) subjective
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A) expressing an understanding of what the person means.
B) expressing your ability to feel what the other person is feeling.
C) trying to see the world as the speaker sees it.
D) striving to be objective
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Multiple Choice
A) cultural rules that govern which nonverbal behaviors are appropriate and which are inappropriate in a public setting.
B) culture rules that govern when to offer feedback and when not to offer feedback.
C) social rules that emerge as people listen actively to others.
D) social rules that govern how people should express empathy in private settings.
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Short Answer
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True/False
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A) Standards for appropriate feedback are basically the same across cultures.
B) Listening in any culture requires attention to both verbal and nonverbal cues.
C) Nonverbal cues tend to have the same meaning across cultures.
D) Speakers from different cultures tend to have the same display rules.
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True/False
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