Focusing on the speaker and suspending judgments about what the speaker is saying are examples of:

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Focusing on the speaker and suspending judgments are both key components of active listening. Nonverbal behavior and vocal cues are also important aspects of communication, but they do not specifically address the issue of listening and suspending judgments. Focusing on context is also important, but it is not the best answer in this context.

Focusing on the Speaker and Suspending Judgments About What the Speaker