Which of the following is true of listeners who prejudge?
A) They are associating quality of information with the speaker's appeal.
B) They have good informational listening skills.
C) They are mentally organizing information.
D) They are setting aside their personal biases.

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Listeners who prejudge are making an association between the quality of information and the speaker's appeal, meaning they are more likely to believe information from someone they find appealing or trustworthy, rather than objectively evaluating the information itself.

Which of the Following Is True of Listeners Who Prejudge