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- 1. Focusing.
- 2. Decide To Listen Make you are willing to pay attention on what the speaker is trying to say throughout his or her message. Be open to new ideas and concept and listen without become defensive or critical.
- 3. Focus On The Speaker. As listening to what the speaker has to say establish and maintain eye contact with the him or her. Concentrate and give the speaker time to speak before beginning to question or comment.
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- 5. Show That You Are Paying Attention. Use appropriate nonverbal signs to show you are receiving the message and paying attention. Ask questions if more information is needed and ask them to repeat if you didn’t under stand anything.
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