The listening gap is understood to be the difference between ________.
A) the speed of sound and the speed of reception
B) the speech rate of 125 to 150 words per minute and the thought rate of 80 to 100 words per minute
C) the speed at which the brain can comprehend communication and the speed at which the average adult speaks
D) a customer explaining a problem and a customer service representative understanding it

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The listening gap refers to the discrepancy between the rapid pace at which the human brain can process spoken words and the slower speed at which people typically speak. This gap can lead to challenges in communication as listeners may have excess processing time, leading to potential distractions or misunderstandings.

The Listening Gap Is Understood to Be the Difference Between