Listening to a Conversation Only to Find Opportunities to Talk

question 32

Multiple Choice

Listening to a conversation only to find opportunities to talk about yourself and your own experiences is typical of:

• A) Content or representational listening
• B) Selective listening
• C) Egocentric listening
• D) Experiential superiority

Identify and understand the stages of psychosexual development according to Freud.

Understand the dynamics of the id, ego, and superego in psychodynamic theory.

Explain the concept of reality principle versus pleasure principle in decision making.

Understand the role of unconditional positive regard, conditions of worth, and self-actualization in humanistic approaches to personality development.

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