Question 1

Explain why multitasking contributes to poor listening

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Question 2

You've just met someone. Name three things you can do to remember that person's name.

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Question 3

You are in a conversation with someone. Provide three examples of open-ended questions you could use to invite the other person to keep on speaking.

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Question 4

You are in a conversation with someone who is telling you about a problem he or she is experiencing. Provide an example of appropriate relational feedback (you may take up to three sentences to do so).

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Question 5

You are in a conversation with someone who is telling you about a problem he or she is experiencing. Provide an example of a content paraphrase.

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Question 6

You are in a conversation with someone who is telling you about a problem he or she is experiencing. Provide an example of a feelings paraphrase.

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Question 7

Explain why women tend to be dissatisfied with the way men listen.

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Question 8

Explain how evaluating and critical listening can be an important component in civil and ethical behavior.

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Question 9

Explain why confirming responses are an important part of civil and ethical behavior.

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Quiz 5: Civil Listening and Responding With Confirmation

Explain why multitasking contributes to poor listening

You've just met someone. Name three things you can do to remember that person's name.

You are in a conversation with someone. Provide three examples of open-ended questions you could use to invite the other person to keep on speaking.

You are in a conversation with someone who is telling you about a problem he or she is experiencing. Provide an example of appropriate relational feedback (you may take up to three sentences to do so).

You are in a conversation with someone who is telling you about a problem he or she is experiencing. Provide an example of a content paraphrase.

You are in a conversation with someone who is telling you about a problem he or she is experiencing. Provide an example of a feelings paraphrase.

Explain why women tend to be dissatisfied with the way men listen.

Explain how evaluating and critical listening can be an important component in civil and ethical behavior.

Explain why confirming responses are an important part of civil and ethical behavior.