Fakers, dependent listeners, and _______ are examples of counterproductive listening styles.
A) autodidacts
B) retainers
C) informatives
D) interrupters
E) returners

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Fakers and dependent listeners may not necessarily be counterproductive, as they may genuinely be trying to learn and understand. Interrupters, on the other hand, actively derail the conversation and prevent effective communication from occurring.

Fakers, Dependent Listeners, and _______ Are Examples of Counterproductive Listening