ppt of kalesh khatri branch-Civil enrollement no-160210106030

1. Topic : Types of Listening
Enrollment No. : 160210106030
 Prepared by : Khatri Kalpesh G.
Department : Civil Engineering
Guided By : Pro. Himanshu sir.

2. •Relationship listening
•Comprehensive listening(Informative listening)
•Critical listening
•Appreciative listening
•Discriminative listening
•Sympathetic listening
•Empathic listening
•Therapeutic listening

3. Relationship Listening
 Sometime the most important
factor in listening is in
order to develop or certain a
relationship. Relationship
listening is also important in
areas such as negotiation
and sales, where it is helpful if the other person likes you and
trusts you .Let us take simple example : why levers talks for
hours and attend closely to what each other has to say when the
same words from someone else would seem to rather boring.

4. Comprehensive Listening
 This types of listening is needed in class-room when
students have to listen to the lecturer to understand
and comprehend the message. Similarly, when
someone is giving you direction to find the location of
a place, comprehensive listening is required to the
receive and interpret the message. At times, careful
informative listening is crucial. At other times, careless
listening reasons in only aggression or misunderstand-
ing .Whatever the case, effective information listening
depends on that you concentrate. There are three key
variables related to informational listening vocabulary,
concentration, memory .Knowing these variables can
help you improve your informative listening skills.

5. Critical Listening
 The ability to listen critically is
essential in democracy. For
example listening to a sales
person before making a purchase
or listening to politicians making
their election campaign involves
critical listening. Similarly, when you read a book with
the objective of writing a book review, you use your
critical abilities. Politicians, media, says man, advocates
of policies and procedures and our own financial,
emotion, intellectual, physical and spiritual needs
requires us to place a premium on critical listening and
thinking that with it.

6. Appreciative Listening
 Appreciative listening inclu-
ding listening to music for
enjoyment, two speakers
because you like their style,
good choice in theatre, television ,
radio or films. This is listening for deriving aesthetic
pleasure, as we do when we listen to a comedian,
musician or entertainer. The quality of appreciative
listening depends on large part of three factors:
presentation, perception, and previous experience.

7. Discriminative Listening
 Discriminative listening is the most basic type of
listening, whereby the difference between difference
sounds is identified. If you cannot hear differences,
then you cannot make sense of the meaning that is
expressed by such differences. By being sensitive to
change the speaker’s rate, volume, force, pitch, and
meaning of difference in meaning. Discriminative
listening is a visual as well as auditory act, as we
communicate much through body language.

8. Sympathetic Listening
 In sympathetic listening we care about the other
person and show these concern in the way we pay close
attention and express our sorrow for their events and
happiness at that joys.

9. Empathic Listening
 Active listening make by
though empathy. Active
listening make by this
technique: to ask how the
person feels about the situation
or perhaps to make sentiment about how you believe
the person feels. Empathy is not sympathy. Whereas
sympathy is feeling for someone, empathy is feeling as
someone. Empathy is very important and useful
method of communication.

10. Therapeutic Listening
 In therapeutic listening, the listeners has purpose of
not only empathising with the speaker but also to use
these deep connection in order to help speaker
understand, change or development in some way.