Exam 1: Introduction and Overview

How does listening affect the ability of a person to learn language?

The educator that suggested good listening allows you to transform yourself is __________.

The size of a listener's vocabulary is a __________ related factor impacting listening.

The "M" in the Listening MATERRS model represents motivation.

Where and how does motivation affect the listening process in the Listening MATERRS model?

While watching a political debate, Juan notices that one candidate sounds more nervous than the other. Juan also notices that this particular candidate looks sad, and Juan interprets this to mean that the candidate feels defeated. Juan is engaged in which type of processing?

Because cognitive models were developed in the field of psychology and are not listening specific, what is their contribution to listening studies?

A listening model that helps researchers develop lots of research ideas would be described as having a strong predictive function.

Describe the three elements of listening identified by the Systems Model.

Janusik and Wolvin concluded that _______ greatly impacts our face-to-face interactions.

What purposes do process models serve for researchers?

Jane is talking on her phone to her mother while walking to her next class. She has an exam in the class, so she also is trying to look at vocabulary flash cards as she walks. In this situation, Martha is experiencing which of the following?

The person known as the "Father of Listening" is

Based on the definition of listening proposed by the International Listening Association, after receiving a spoken or nonverbal message, we next

After a meeting with her manager, Madeline is considering her own abilities to listen and how her manager demonstrates both helpful and detrimental listening skills in meetings. Which contextually-based model of listening best describes Madeline's thinking?