1. Active listening - fully concentrating, understanding, responding, and remembering what is being said 2. Reflective listening - paraphrasing or summarizing what the speaker has said to show understanding and empathy 3. Critical listening - analyzing and evaluating the information being presented, questioning assumptions and biases, and forming opinions or judgments based on the content
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Google Gemini AI
Apr 23
1. Appreciative Listening is listening for enjoyment. We listen to music, for example, to enjoy the sounds and rhythms. We listen to a story to enjoy the plot and characters. We listen to a speech to enjoy the speaker's eloquence or wit. 2. Informational Listening is listening to learn. We listen to a lecture to learn about a new subject. We listen to a newscast to learn about current events. We listen to a sermon to learn about religious beliefs. 3. Critical Listening is listening to evaluate. We listen to a debate to evaluate the arguments of both sides. We listen to a sales pitch to evaluate the merits of the product. We listen to a political speech to evaluate the candidate's qualifications.