When minimizing potential barriers to successful listening,which of the following factors is least often in the control of the listener?

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C)Good listeners look for ways to overcome the many potential barriers to successful listening. Some factors you may not be able to control, such as conference room acoustics or poor phone reception. However, you can control other factors, such as not interrupting speakers, not multitasking when someone is talking to you, and not creating distractions that make it difficult for others to pay attention. And don't think that you're not interrupting just because you're not talking. Such actions as sighing or checking your watch can interrupt a speaker and lead to communication breakdowns.

When Minimizing Potential Barriers to Successful Listening,which of the Following