The process of concentrating on what is said in an interview and noticing any nonverbal communication that takes place is called _____.
A) brainstorming
B) sampling
C) engaged listening
D) fact-finding

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Engaged listening is the process of paying close attention to what is being said in an interview and also noticing any nonverbal communication that occurs. This helps the listener to fully understand the message being conveyed and to respond appropriately. The other choices, brainstorming and fact-finding, are not related to the process of listening during an interview. Sampling is a term used in statistics to refer to the process of selecting a representative subset from a larger population.

The Process of Concentrating on What Is Said in an Interview