Question 1

If someone views listening as an opportunity to establish commonalities with others, which listening style does he or she exemplify?

Accepted Answer

A)   action-oriented listening
B)   time-oriented listening
C)   people-oriented listening
D)   content-oriented listening
E)   none of the options is correct

Question 2

Discuss problems associated with online listening.

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Aggressive listening is more likely to o...

Question 3

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-The process in which vibrations travel along acoustic nerves to the brain.

Accepted Answer

A)   action-oriented listeners
B)   aggressive listening
C)   attending
D)   back-channel cues
E)   content-oriented listenersF)  eavesdroppingG)  feedbackH)  hearingI)  hearing impairmentJ)  listeningK)  mental bracketingL)  mnemonicsM)  narcissistic listeningN)  noise pollutionO)  paraphrasingP)  people-oriented listenersQ)  provocateursR)  pseudo-listeningS)  recallingT)  receivingU)  respondingV)  selective listeningW)  time-oriented listenersX)  understanding

Question 4

What are the five steps of listening?

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The five steps of li...

Question 5

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-The fourth step of the listening process, during which the listener communicates attention and understanding back to the speaker.

Accepted Answer

A)   action-oriented listeners
B)   aggressive listening
C)   attending
D)   back-channel cues
E)   content-oriented listenersF)  eavesdroppingG)  feedbackH)  hearingI)  hearing impairmentJ)  listeningK)  mental bracketingL)  mnemonicsM)  narcissistic listeningN)  noise pollutionO)  paraphrasingP)  people-oriented listenersQ)  provocateursR)  pseudo-listeningS)  recallingT)  receivingU)  respondingV)  selective listeningW)  time-oriented listenersX)  understanding

Question 6

Identify the first step of the listening process, along with its two components.

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Receiving, the first...

Question 7

Hearing impairment is a problem with

Accepted Answer

A)   seeing.
B)   receiving.
C)   attending.
D)   understanding.
E)   none of the options is correct

Question 8

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-Summarizing others' comments after they have finished speaking.

Accepted Answer

A)   action-oriented listeners
B)   aggressive listening
C)   attending
D)   back-channel cues
E)   content-oriented listenersF)  eavesdroppingG)  feedbackH)  hearingI)  hearing impairmentJ)  listeningK)  mental bracketingL)  mnemonicsM)  narcissistic listeningN)  noise pollutionO)  paraphrasingP)  people-oriented listenersQ)  provocateursR)  pseudo-listeningS)  recallingT)  receivingU)  respondingV)  selective listeningW)  time-oriented listenersX)  understanding

Question 9

Long-term memory is used in the receiving stage of the listening process.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

If your friend Brian spends time posting messages on online discussion boards that are designed to bait readers' responses so he can attack the readers, he is acting as

Accepted Answer

A)   a provocateur.
B)   an action-oriented listener.
C)   an eavesdropper.
D)   a pseudo-listener.
E)   a narcissistic listener.

Question 11

If Jules actively seeks to interpret and understand the information in his professor's lecture, he is

Accepted Answer

A)   listening to discern.
B)   listening to appreciate.
C)   listening to support.
D)   listening to analyze.
E)   listening to comprehend.

Question 12

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-The restricted ability to receive sound input across the humanly audible frequency range.

Accepted Answer

A)   action-oriented listeners
B)   aggressive listening
C)   attending
D)   back-channel cues
E)   content-oriented listenersF)  eavesdroppingG)  feedbackH)  hearingI)  hearing impairmentJ)  listeningK)  mental bracketingL)  mnemonicsM)  narcissistic listeningN)  noise pollutionO)  paraphrasingP)  people-oriented listenersQ)  provocateursR)  pseudo-listeningS)  recallingT)  receivingU)  respondingV)  selective listeningW)  time-oriented listenersX)  understanding

Question 13

When communicating with a man, you should assume that he will only use either a people-oriented or a content-oriented listening style.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

In some collectivistic cultures, Confucian teachings emphasize that listening is

Accepted Answer

A)   people-oriented.
B)   content-oriented.
C)   sensitive to others' feelings.
D)   all of the options are correct
E)   none of the options is correct

Question 15

In recalling information, we tend to remember our own behavior as more positive and constructive than the behavior of others.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-What happens when a listener takes in only salient bits of information.

Accepted Answer

A)   action-oriented listeners
B)   aggressive listening
C)   attending
D)   back-channel cues
E)   content-oriented listenersF)  eavesdroppingG)  feedbackH)  hearingI)  hearing impairmentJ)  listeningK)  mental bracketingL)  mnemonicsM)  narcissistic listeningN)  noise pollutionO)  paraphrasingP)  people-oriented listenersQ)  provocateursR)  pseudo-listeningS)  recallingT)  receivingU)  respondingV)  selective listeningW)  time-oriented listenersX)  understanding

Question 17

Your friend Lorie talks a lot, often ignoring what you have to say; in fact, she regularly focuses the conversation on her issues, problems, and interests. What type of listening is she displaying?

Accepted Answer

A)   pseudo-listening
B)   passive listening
C)   narcissistic listening
D)   active listening
E)   action-oriented listening

Question 18

If Sean is having relationship problems, what listening function and style would you recommend his friend Christina engage in when communicating with him about these problems?

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Christina should eng...

Question 19

Identify four ways to enhance positive feedback in the listening process.

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The four ways to enhance posit...

Question 20

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-Attending to what others say solely for the purpose of identifying opportunities for attack or ambush.

Accepted Answer

A)   action-oriented listeners
B)   aggressive listening
C)   attending
D)   back-channel cues
E)   content-oriented listenersF)  eavesdroppingG)  feedbackH)  hearingI)  hearing impairmentJ)  listeningK)  mental bracketingL)  mnemonicsM)  narcissistic listeningN)  noise pollutionO)  paraphrasingP)  people-oriented listenersQ)  provocateursR)  pseudo-listeningS)  recallingT)  receivingU)  respondingV)  selective listeningW)  time-oriented listenersX)  understanding

Exam 6: Listening Actively

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Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -The fourth step of the listening process, during which the listener communicates attention and understanding back to the speaker.

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Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -The restricted ability to receive sound input across the humanly audible frequency range.

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Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Summarizing others' comments after they have finished speaking.

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In some collectivistic cultures, Confucian teachings emphasize that listening is

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Identify four ways to enhance positive feedback in the listening process.

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Discuss problems associated with online listening.

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Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -What happens when a listener takes in only salient bits of information.

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Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -The process in which vibrations travel along acoustic nerves to the brain.

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Identify the first step of the listening process, along with its two components.

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