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This document discusses different types of listening. It identifies five main types: informative listening, relationship listening, critical listening, appreciative listening, and discriminative listening. For each type, it provides a definition and lists key aspects or skills involved. Informative listening focuses on understanding the message. Relationship listening aims to help people or improve relationships through attending, supporting, and empathizing. Critical listening is important for roles like politicians and salespeople and involves evaluating the ethical, logical, and emotional elements of a message. Appreciative listening is listening for enjoyment. Discriminative listening requires being aware of non-verbal cues like tone, volume, and pitch. Overall, the document provides an overview of different approaches to listening and skills relevant to
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- 1. By : Jaydip Sarvaiya Branch : EC Year : 2016 Sem : 1 En. No : 160210111101
- 2. • Listening is the communication skill used most often in human interaction but it is not a skill that most people perform well. • Listening might be defined as the art of hearing and understanding what someone is saying. Each letter of the word listen will guide you towards becoming a batter listener.
- 3. MOST COMMON TYPES OF LISTENING There are many types of listening listed below. 1) Informative Listening 2) Relationship Listening 3) Critical Listening 4) Appreciative Listening 5) Discriminative Listening
- 5. INFORMATIVE LISTENING • Informative Listening refers to the situation where the Listener’s Primary Concern is to understand the message. Listener are successful insofar as the meaning they assign to massage is as close as possible to the meaning that the sender intended. Informative Listening, or listening to understand, is found in all areas of our live much of our learning comes from informative listening. - Vocabulary - Concentration - Memory
- 6. • Vocabulary – Relationship between listening and vocabulary never been determined, but it is clear that increasing your vocabulary. Concentrative – Concentration requires discipline, motivation, and acceptance of responsibility. Memory - It allows you to recall experiences and information. It allows you to understand what other say.
- 7. • The purpose of relationship listening is either to help an individual or to improve the relationship between people.Therapeutic listening is a special type of relationship listening.Although relationship listening requires you to listen for information - Attending - Supporting - Empathizing
- 8. Listening in order to support and develop a relationship with the other person.
- 9. Appreciative listening includes listening to music for enjoyment, to speaker because you like their style, to your choices in theater, television, radio or film. - Presentation - Perception - Previous experience
- 11. 4.Critical listening Politicians the media, salesmen, advocated need critical listening These three things point out by Aristotle. - Ethos – ethical element - logos – logical element - Pathos – the psychological or emotional element
- 12. The final type of listening the most important one, for it is basic to other four. By being sensitive to the changes in the speaker’s rate, volume, force, pitch. - Hearing ability - Awareness about sound structure - Integration of non-verbal cues