Deck 5: Listening: Understanding Others

Question 1

Pretending to rescue is one of the five stages of listening.

Answer 1

False

Question 2

Active listening questions can be used in your listening for content.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

Closed questions required one or two words responses.

Answer 3

True

Question 4

The second step of active listening is to paraphrase the speaker.

Question 5

Loaded questions are especially helpful in making others feel secure and welcomed.

Question 6

The stage of listening where you select which specific stimuli you will focus on is

A) receiving
B) attending
C) interpreting
D) evaluating

Question 7

This type of question asks for additional information from the speaker.

A) Closed
B) Open
C) Probing
D) Loaded

Question 8

The stage of listening where you make a judgment about what you've heard.

A) Receiving
B) Attending
C) Interpreting
D) Evaluating

Question 9

The stage of listening where you make a judgment about what you've heard.

A) Receiving
B) Attending
C) Interpreting
D) Evaluating

Question 10

Which one of the following is not a barrier to listening?

A) Abundance of messages.
B) Acceptance of the speaker's content.
C) Rapid thought.
D) External noise.

Question 11

Explain three specific ways you would like to improve your listening.

Question 12

Explain how effective listening can bring healing to a relationship.