Question 1

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes.
a.paraphrasing
b.judging
c.supporting
d.advising
e.analyzing
-"Of course, you get pushed around. That's what happens when you don't tell people what you want."

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Question 2

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes.
a.paraphrasing
b.judging
c.supporting
d.advising
e.analyzing
-"Your problem isn't being too uncaring; you're afraid of being too nice!"

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Question 3

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes.
a.paraphrasing
b.judging
c.supporting
d.advising
e.analyzing
-"That's an awful idea!"

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Question 4

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes.
a.paraphrasing
b.judging
c.supporting
d.advising
e.analyzing
-"Have you ever thought about just giving her what she wants?"

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The statement is an example of advising, as it is suggesting a course of action for the person to take.

Question 5

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes.
a.paraphrasing
b.judging
c.supporting
d.advising
e.analyzing
-"I think you're still unsure of yourself because of all the moving you did as a child."

Accepted Answer

Analyzing is the helping listening style characterized by trying to make connections and interpretations based on the speaker's words. In this statement, the listener is analyzing the reason for the speaker's uncertainty.

Question 6

Describe the different types of support and provide an example for each.

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Question 7

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes.
a.paraphrasing
b.judging
c.supporting
d.advising
e.analyzing
-"The reason you're insecure is that money means a lot to you."

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Question 8

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes.
a.paraphrasing
b.judging
c.supporting
d.advising
e.analyzing
-"If you can't be honest, you're not a real friend."

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Question 9

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes.
a.paraphrasing
b.judging
c.supporting
d.advising
e.analyzing
-"You'll never know if your professor will give you an assignment extension unless you ask."

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Question 10

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes.
a.paraphrasing
b.judging
c.supporting
d.advising
e.analyzing
-"I think it's a good idea, and you're a good person."

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Question 11

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes.
a.paraphrasing
b.judging
c.supporting
d.advising
e.analyzing
-"Don't try so hard, and you'll probably do better."

Accepted Answer

This statement falls under the category of advising as it offers a suggestion on how to improve the situation.

Question 12

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes.
a.paraphrasing
b.judging
c.supporting
d.advising
e.analyzing
-"You'd be a lot happier if you stopped blaming everyone else for your problems."

Accepted Answer

This statement characterizes judging as the helping listening style, as the person is criticizing and evaluating the listener's behavior instead of supporting or empathizing with them.

Question 13

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes.
a.paraphrasing
b.judging
c.supporting
d.advising
e.analyzing
-"Your sister has a stronghold on you, and that's why you're afraid to face your parents."

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Question 14

Select an interpersonal situation where you had to respond to another person. Use this example to discuss how you could have responded using advising, analyzing, and judging responses.

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Question 15

Describe the various ways people often provide "cold comfort." Why are these responses not supportive? Provide a supportive response in place of the cold comfort response.

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Question 16

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes.
a.paraphrasing
b.judging
c.supporting
d.advising
e.analyzing
-"I can't believe it! He's a fool for saying that."

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Question 17

Describe the types of listening responses you use most often when helping others, including specific examples. How successful are these responses? What makes them successful or unsuccessful? How would you change the mix of your response types to increase your effectiveness as a helpful listener?

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Question 18

Describe the basic guidelines for mastering the Art of the Condolence.

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Question 19

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes.
a.paraphrasing
b.judging
c.supporting
d.advising
e.analyzing
-"Have you tried just talking to them about it?"

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Question 20

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes.
a.paraphrasing
b.judging
c.supporting
d.advising
e.analyzing
-"You ought to give it a try. You've got nothing to lose."

Accepted Answer

This statement is offering advice, hence it characterizes the advising listening style.

Quiz 7: Listening: More Than Meets the Ear

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes. a.paraphrasing b.judging c.supporting d.advising e.analyzing -"Of course, you get pushed around. That's what happens when you don't tell people what you want."

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes. a.paraphrasing b.judging c.supporting d.advising e.analyzing -"Your problem isn't being too uncaring; you're afraid of being too nice!"

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes. a.paraphrasing b.judging c.supporting d.advising e.analyzing -"That's an awful idea!"

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes. a.paraphrasing b.judging c.supporting d.advising e.analyzing -"Have you ever thought about just giving her what she wants?"

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes. a.paraphrasing b.judging c.supporting d.advising e.analyzing -"I think you're still unsure of yourself because of all the moving you did as a child."

Describe the different types of support and provide an example for each.

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes. a.paraphrasing b.judging c.supporting d.advising e.analyzing -"The reason you're insecure is that money means a lot to you."

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes. a.paraphrasing b.judging c.supporting d.advising e.analyzing -"If you can't be honest, you're not a real friend."

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes. a.paraphrasing b.judging c.supporting d.advising e.analyzing -"You'll never know if your professor will give you an assignment extension unless you ask."

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes. a.paraphrasing b.judging c.supporting d.advising e.analyzing -"I think it's a good idea, and you're a good person."

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes. a.paraphrasing b.judging c.supporting d.advising e.analyzing -"Don't try so hard, and you'll probably do better."

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes. a.paraphrasing b.judging c.supporting d.advising e.analyzing -"You'd be a lot happier if you stopped blaming everyone else for your problems."

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes. a.paraphrasing b.judging c.supporting d.advising e.analyzing -"Your sister has a stronghold on you, and that's why you're afraid to face your parents."

Select an interpersonal situation where you had to respond to another person. Use this example to discuss how you could have responded using advising, analyzing, and judging responses.

Describe the various ways people often provide "cold comfort." Why are these responses not supportive? Provide a supportive response in place of the cold comfort response.

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes. a.paraphrasing b.judging c.supporting d.advising e.analyzing -"I can't believe it! He's a fool for saying that."

Describe the types of listening responses you use most often when helping others, including specific examples. How successful are these responses? What makes them successful or unsuccessful? How would you change the mix of your response types to increase your effectiveness as a helpful listener?

Describe the basic guidelines for mastering the Art of the Condolence.

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes. a.paraphrasing b.judging c.supporting d.advising e.analyzing -"Have you tried just talking to them about it?"

Match each statement with the helping listening style it characterizes. a.paraphrasing b.judging c.supporting d.advising e.analyzing -"You ought to give it a try. You've got nothing to lose."