This document discusses poor listening styles, including spacing out when someone is talking and the listener wanders off mentally, selective listening where a person only hears part of what is said or hears one word and tries to respond based on that, word listening where the focus is just on the words and not body language, and self-centered listening where the listener assumes the other person feels the same without considering their actual feelings.

1. POOR LISTENING STYLES
BY: MIKAYLA OVERTON

2. Spacing out
• When someone is talking but
you just wander off to another
galaxy
• Most people just end up spacing
out and just sit there

4. Selective listening
• When someone only hears the part
of the conversation
• Or hears one word and try's to use it
to fill them in; “army” “Oh yeah the
army! I’ve been thinking a a lot
about it lately”

5. Word listening
• When people pay attention
to the words not the body
language

6. self-centered listening
• When you assume they feel
the same way or things like
that because you feel the
way you think they feel