The three listening levels discussed in the textbook are distinct and do not overlap, regardless of the situation.

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The three listening levels (discerning, analytical, and appreciative) are not rigid categories and may overlap in certain situations. For example, a person may use both analytical and appreciative listening when listening to music, or discerning and analytical listening when trying to understand complex instructions.

The Three Listening Levels Discussed in the Textbook Are Distinct