Exam 4: Listening, Critical Thinking and Reflective Practice
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What memory system are we using when we try to understand information, remember it, or use it to solve a problem or communicate with someone?
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Another way to "listen before you leap" is to withhold your evaluation until your comprehension is complete.
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What memory system are we using when we try to remember something immediately after listening to a series of numbers, words, sentences, or paragraphs?
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People from low context cultures are more likely "listen" and pay particular attention to the meaning of nonverbal behavior.
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The following fallacy is an example of a faulty cause: "I can't believe they've scheduled my job interview on a bad-luck, Friday the thirteenth. Now I'll never get the job."
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Which of the following statements represents the best paraphrase of "if we don't get this job done on time, the boss will be furious"?
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"In terms of the number of words, we listen to the equivalent of a book a week " is an example of a claim of
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As listeners, men are more likely to tune out things they can't solve, or wonder why they should even listen if there isn't a problem to solve.
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What type of listening enables you to acknowledge a speaker's effective use of language, ability to use humor, and skillful presentation of arguments?
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Arguments that contend that something will or will not happen are claims of
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What type of listening enables you to form appropriate opinions about the validity of a message?
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