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Prove or disprove:
Selective Listening
Letting pre-formed biases, prejudices, expectations, and stereotypes cause us to hear what we want to hear, instead of listening to what a speaker actually said.
Conversational Narcissism
A communicative style where one individual dominates the conversation, focusing mainly on their own interests, often disregarding others'.
External Noise
Distractions or disturbances from the environment that interrupt or interfere with the communication process.
Ambush Listening
is a deceptive form of listening where the listener pretends to be attentive but is actually waiting for an opportunity to attack or counter the speaker's arguments.
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