By focusing on one's emotions and the cues you use to draw conclusions, you can increase your attentiveness, but that may not lead you toward being a more effective listener.

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While focusing on emotions and cues can certainly help improve attentiveness, effective listening also involves actively processing and responding to the information being presented. Simply focusing on emotions and cues may not necessarily lead to a deeper comprehension or engagement with the speaker's message.

By Focusing on One's Emotions and the Cues You Use