In the Context of Reflective Listening, the Practice of Silence

question 19

Multiple Choice

In the context of reflective listening, the practice of silence:

• A)​ensures the accuracy of the communication process.
• B)​helps the listener to shift the speaker's focus from the main problem.
• C)​enables the speaker and the listener to build greater empathy and openness in their relationship.
• D)​gives the listener time to sort his or her own thoughts and feelings from those of the speaker.

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