Hwei-Jen Believed That Averting Your Eyes When Interacting with Someone

question 10

Multiple Choice

Hwei-Jen believed that averting your eyes when interacting with someone was a sign of respect. When Hwei-Jen would not look directly at Mark when he spoke, he felt a bit insulted and thought that Hwei-Jen was not listening to him. This hindrance to effective communication involves __________.

• A) responding
• B) pseudolistening
• C) pre-occupation
• D)not recognizing diverse listening styles
• E) lack of effort

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Definitions:

Visual Parallelism

The use of similar visual elements within a design or presentation to create a sense of balance and harmony.

Document

A written, typed, or printed record that provides information or evidence.

Design

The process of creating a plan or convention for the construction of an object, system, or measurable human interaction.

Visuals

Graphic elements such as images, charts, and videos used in communication to enhance understanding, engagement, and retention of information.