Walking Through a Crowded Sports Event with Thousands of People

question 30

Multiple Choice

Walking through a crowded sports event with thousands of people talking and picking up on a conversation about your favorite hobby, fishing, when someone in the crowd mentions a fishing boat is an example of

• A) pseudolistening.
• B) empathetic listening.
• C) discerning intent.
• D) scanning and choosing.

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Definitions:

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Information Technology

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Poverty Trap

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