This document provides feedback on an individual's listening skills assessment score and what that score means. It includes the following: 1) Scores between 90-100 indicate superb listening abilities and understanding the power of listening. 2) Scores between 80-89 mean above average listening habits that could be further improved by focusing on different styles and speeds. 3) Scores between 70-79 classify the listener as above average but needing to practice active listening without responding.

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2. Individual Listening AssessmentAdd up your scores from each of the 10 questions and multiply that total by two: ___________(your score) x 2 = ___________ (total score)Then, find your total score on the following charts:

3. 90-100: Congratulations! You are a superb listener who understands and utilizes the power of listening. Your listening habits serve your communication needs at work and at home optimally

4. 80-89: Well doneYou are significantly above average in practicing effective listening habits. As you continue to engage in Active Listening, you will enhance your personal and professional relationships. Additional focus in listening to different styles and speeds of others provide additional gains worth your investment.

5. 70-79: Consider yourself an above-average listenerI know you want to and can do better. Currently, you have listening habits that negate your positive and productive listening. Practice active listening to different personality styles. Listen with the intent of listening, not responding.

6. 60-69: Get ready to work because you fall into the land of average. As a listener, the bad news/good news is clear: The bad news is the simple fact that average listening will relegate you to the average rank at work and at home. The good news is you have identified specific opportunities for development. Average listeners hold the benefit, potential, and opportunity of a quantum leap.

7. Below 60: The further you score below the average of 62, the greater your challenge. Your task is formidable, yet clear and simple. First, identify your limited areas of listening strengths, and solidify and hone your positive habits. Patience, listening to different personality styles, enhanced focus and listening with the intention of listening will push your scores and success to higher levels.