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Behaviors That Appear to Look Like Listening but Are, in Fact

Question 12

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Behaviors that appear to look like listening but are, in fact, counterproductive to good listening are called ___________ listening styles.

A) counterintuitive
B) counterfeit
C) imposter
D) deceptive

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