When You Paraphrase the Speaker's Message and Intent, Ask Questions

question 13

Multiple Choice

When you paraphrase the speaker's message and intent, ask questions, or invite corrections, you are

• A) encountering a barrier to listening.
• B) checking your understanding or perception of the speaker.
• C) engaging in listening for enjoyment.
• D) employing nonverbal listening behaviors.

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Definitions:

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Loftus

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