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This document outlines 5 key skills for effective listening: 1) being appreciative by relaxing and enjoying the listening experience, 2) being empathetic by supporting and understanding the speaker's emotions, 3) being discerning by gathering complete and accurate information, 4) being comprehensive by organizing information and understanding the meaning of the message, and 5) being evaluative by assessing if the message or its source is reliable and making a decision. The document was provided by Brahim Ameziane and focuses on developing strong listening abilities.
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