Glazing over.įloyd - Chapter 06 #51 Type of question: Knowledgeĥ2. The tendency not to listen to anything with which one disagrees is known as (p. This _ frustrates Jerry's wife, who feels he doesn't pay attention to her as she speaks because he is too busy thinking of his response and anticipating her comments.įloyd - Chapter 06 #50 Type of question: Comprehensionĥ1. They are done, and he is always ready to debate a speaker's point. Because Jerry is an attorney, he is used to formulating replies to a speaker's comments before Pseudolisteningįloyd - Chapter 06 #49 Type of question: Knowledgeĥ0. _ is the propensity to debate a speaker's point and formulate a reply whileī. Mateo missed important details in what he was hearing.įloyd - Chapter 06 #48 Type of question: EvaluationĤ9. Mateo gave the professor the impression that he wasn't listening. Mateo listened less critically than he normally would.ī. What of the following best describes the problem caused by his glazing over?Ī. As a result, Mateo completes the test incorrectly, but is surprised to receive a low test score. However,īecause all of the tests follow the same format, Mateo tends to glaze over, allowing his mind to drift while listening to the test directions from his professor. Mateo enjoys his philosophy class, and he likes listening to his professor lecture.
That gap leaves a lot of spare time for mind toįloyd - Chapter 06 #47 Type of question: KnowledgeĤ8. Spam, and using your digital video recorder to record and watch your television shows laterĬ. Most of us are capable of understanding up to 600 words per minute, but the average person Technologyįloyd - Chapter 06 #46 Type of question: ComprehensionĤ7. Information overload from computer-mediated sources B. Without commercials are all examples of avoiding which of the following?Ī. Silencing your cell phone during meetings, setting filters on your e-mail system to reduce Bruce probably missed those details as a result of _ during his client meeting.įloyd - Chapter 06 #44 Type of question: Analysisįloyd - Chapter 06 #45 Type of question: EvaluationĤ6. Bruce takes notes on the meeting, but he notices later that there are several important details missing. Though Bruce is trying to concentrate, he is also replying to an important text on his phone and is handed an incoming fax by his secretary. While working at a busy law firm, Bruce is using Skype to "meet" with a client in another state. Individuals with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder may have an especially difficult timeĤ5. pseudolistening.Į of an impaired ability to focus and a tendency to become easily distracted,ĭealing with what barrier to effective listening?ī. Because we talk to people, watch television, listen to the radio, surf the Internet, and read textbooks, among other things, it is easy to suffer fromĬ.
His grandfather is hurt by Derrick's _, as he can tell Derrick is not truly listening.Ĥ3. Derrick doesn't want to be rude, so he nods his head and says "uh huh" and "wow" a lot. Derrick thinks his grandfather is very boring when he tells stories about being in the Vietnam War.
Because of her preconceived notions about her speech, Ava is engaging in what poor listening habit?Ĥ2. However, Ava does not pay much attention to her professor's positive comments on her research and closure. When she meets with her professor to listen to feedback, Ava focuses on the critical comments, such as she used too many vocal fillers and she forgot to state her thesis. Time she sits down she knows she did not give the speech she had planned. Though she works hard on her speech, by the Ava is not confident about giving speeches. _ means listening only to what you want to hear and ignoring the rest.Ī. When you are _, you use feedback behaviors that make it seem as though you are paying attention, even though your mind is elsewhere.Ĥ0.