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The document discusses various aspects of listening as an important communication skill. It states that listening is the cognitive process of attaching meanings to aural signals, and is an active process by which we make sense of, assess, and respond to what we hear. Additionally, it emphasizes that listening involves more than just hearing words and is a skill of critical significance in all aspects of our lives.

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The document discusses various aspects of listening as an important communication skill. It states that listening is the cognitive process of attaching meanings to aural signals, and is an active process by which we make sense of, assess, and respond to what we hear. Additionally, it emphasizes that listening involves more than just hearing words and is a skill of critical significance in all aspects of our lives.

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Listening is the cognitive process whereby we attach meanings to aural signals.

-TRUE

Purposeful means you choose to listen because of some very good reason/reasons.-TRUE

Motivated is when you have good reasons for listening, you are all keyed up for the activity and
nothing can stop you.-TRUE

Cooperative means you keep quiet and give your wholehearted cooperation when you listen
because you hope for nothing but only the best from the speaker.-TRUE

Voluntarily you follow the speaker’s ideas carefully and get things clear so that in the end, you may
be able to make intellectual judgments when you evaluate his ideas before responding.-FALSE

Listening is a skill of critical significance in all aspects of our lives.-TRUE

Regardless of how we’re engaged with listening, it’s important to understand that listening involves
more than just hearing the words that are directed at us.-TRUE

Listening is taxing as writing.-FALSE

Listening is not important.-FALSE

If listening is neglected there will be understanding-FALSE

Purposeful means good listening begins with a willingness to participate completely in a


communicative situation.-FALSE

Purposeful means you choose to listen because of some very good reason/reasons.-TRUE

Motivated is when you have good reasons for listening, you are all keyed up for the activity and
nothing can stop you.-TRUE

Listening is assuming greater and greater importance in foreign language classrooms.-TRUE

Listening is a skill of critical significance in all aspects of our lives.-TRUE

Listening is an active process by which we make sense of , assess, and respond to what we hear.-
TRUE

Listening is an active process.-TRUE

Listening comprehension is hard to master.-TRUE

You will understand a certain story if you listen.-TRUE

Listening is part of human existence.-TRUE

When someone is talking, you need to listen.-TRUE

As we listen, we don’t mind the information.-FALSE

Listening is not important.-FALSE

If listening is taken for granted there will be no understanding.-TRUE

Many people think aloud and tend to grope toward their meaning.-TRUE

Try using the extra time by silently reviewing and summarizing the speaker's main points.=TRUE
There is sometimes considerable difference between the auditory cues and the behavioral cues
emitted by the speaker.-TRUE

When we decide that what a speaker has to say is boring or useless, we frequently pretend to
listen.-TRUE

Try only to listen to what is said but also to understand the attitudes and motives that lie behind the
words.-FALSE

Speaker does not always put his entire message into words.-TRUE

When we listen, we tend to get bogged down trying to retain the facts and we miss the ideas behind
them.-TRUE

Simple gestures -- nodding, raising the eyebrows, or leaning forward -- all can’t convey interest.-
TRUE

Listening is an art.-TRUE

Don’t resist the temptation to monopolize conversation-FALSE

While his verbal message may convey conviction about a new idea or proposal, his gestures,
posture, facial expressions, and tone of voice may convey doubt and lack of enthusiasm.-TRUE

Instead of getting lost in a string of disassociated fragments, make an effort to understand what the
facts add up to by relating them to each other and seeing what key ideas bind them together.-TRUE

Use the speed of thought productively.-TRUE

Be alert to nonverbal clues or "body language.-TRUE

Attentive listeners remain alert and maintain eye contac-TRUE

Don't fake attention-TRUE

You should avoid judging the speaker too soon.-TRUE

Don’t resist the temptation to monopolize conversation.=FALSE

We hear what we listen for.-TRUE

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