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There are different types of listening required for various situations. The document outlines eight types of listening: relationship listening, informative listening, critical listening, appreciative listening, discriminative listening, sympathetic listening, empathic listening, and therapeutic listening. Therapeutic listening aims to help the speaker understand, change, or develop through deep connection and empathy, while relationship listening improves rapport and understanding between people. The other types have specific focuses like understanding information, evaluating messages, finding enjoyment, and identifying differences in sounds.
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The document discusses the process of listening and its importance. It describes the key steps in listening as sensing/hearing the message, decoding/interpreting it, and evaluating the information. Effective listening is important for communication, learning, problem-solving, and building relationships. The document also differentiates between hearing and listening, outlines different types of listening like informative, critical, and empathetic listening. It discusses barriers to listening like physiological, psychological, physical and linguistic factors. Finally, it provides tips to improve listening skills for both listeners and speakers.
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The document discusses various barriers to effective listening, including physical, physiological, and psychological barriers. Physical barriers include noise, uncomfortable environments, and interruptions. Physiological barriers relate to a listener's health, disabilities, and ability to maintain attention. Psychological barriers involve the listener's preconceptions about the speaker, personal anxieties, attitudes, impatience, and emotional blocks. The document provides tips for overcoming these barriers such as focusing full attention on the speaker, letting the speaker finish without interrupting, asking clarifying questions, and providing feedback through eye contact and body language.
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Listening is an active process that involves hearing, understanding, and interpreting what is being said. It is important for effective communication and can be defined as hearing attentively or more than just hearing to understand meaning. Good listening skills are important for success in work, family, and society as they involve showing empathy, asking questions for clarification, and providing appropriate responses. There are different types of listening including active listening, which focuses on concentrating, understanding, responding, and remembering; appreciative listening, which involves listening to enjoy music or speakers; and informative listening, which aims to understand the message.
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The document discusses various types and barriers to listening. It describes the stages of the listening process as hearing, focusing, comprehending, analyzing, evaluating, and remembering. It then defines different types of listening like superficial, appreciative, focused, evaluative, attentive, content, critical, and empathetic listening. Barriers to listening include physical barriers, people-related barriers like physiological and psychological factors, overload of messages, ego, perceptions, poor retention. It concludes with rules of good listening such as stopping talking, focusing, removing distractions, not pre-judging, empathizing, and taking notes.
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The document outlines the process of listening which includes 5 stages: receiving, understanding, remembering, evaluating, and responding. It describes each stage in more detail. Receiving means hearing sound waves with the ears. Understanding is learning what the speaker means and their thoughts and feelings. Remembering is adding what was understood to long-term memory, though interpretation can differ from the original message. Evaluating is judging the message and potentially the speaker's emotions. Responding is providing verbal or non-verbal feedback to complete the listening process.
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This document discusses different types of listening. It identifies eight types: relationship listening, informative listening, listening with care and criticism, appreciative listening, discriminative listening, sympathetic listening, empathetic listening, and therapeutic listening. For each type of listening, it provides a brief definition and examples of when that type would be used. The overall purpose is to define and explain the different categories of listening and how understanding these types can help improve listening skills.
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There are several types of listening: discriminative listening involves distinguishing sounds without understanding meaning; comprehensive listening understands communicated messages; informative listening learns something new; critical listening evaluates or scrutinizes what is said through problem solving or decision making. Emphatic listening understands the speaker's feelings and emotions, appreciative listening enjoys music or relaxation, and rapport listening builds trust and likability with others. Selective listening is biased towards only certain information.
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types of listening
- 2. TYPES OF LISTENING Different situation require different types of listening relationship, gain appreciation for something, make discrimination, or engage in critical equation. While certain skills RBCs and necessary for all type of listening like receiving, attending, and understanding each these type requires some special skills.
- 3. DIFFERENT TYPES OF LISTENING Relationship listening Informative listening Critical listening Appreciative listening Discriminative listening Sympathetic listening Empathic listening Therapeutic listening
- 4. TYPES OR PURPOSES OF LISTENING DISCRIMINATIVE : learn about the user COMPREHENSIVE : Understand the user’s message CRITICAL : Analyze and evaluate the user’s message THERRAPEUTIC : Identify opportunities for positive support. APPRECIATIVE : Find enjoyment RELETIONAL : Develop rapport
- 6. RELATIONSHIP LISTENING It improves the relationship between people. Emphasis is an understanding the other person. Listening between teachers and students is the example of relationship listening. Therapeutic listening is the special type of the relationship listening.
- 7. THERAPEUTIC LISTENING In therapeutic listening, the listeners has purpose of not only empathizing with the speakers but also to use these deep connection in order to help speaker understand, change or development in some way.
- 8. THERAPEUTIC LISTENING Sound training in combination with sensory integrative techniques. Emphasize vestibular simulation and postural movement strategies. Allow therapists to approach the auditory and vestibular system directly.
- 9. INFORMATIVE LISTENING Where your aim is to concentrate on the message being given. This may be the content of a lesson, directions, instructions. Listening to lectures, briefing, reports, speeches, instructions. Etc. The meanings the listeners assigned tends to be as close as possible to that which sender intended.
- 10. CRITICAL LISTENING Listening to evaluate a message for purposes of accepting or rejecting it, as when we listen to the sales pitch of a used-car dealer or the campaign speech of a political candidate.
- 11. APPRECIATIVE LISTENING Listening for pleasure and enjoyment ,as when we listen to music, to a comedy routine or to an entertaining speech, or when we listen any interesting stories form grandma.
- 12. DISCRIMINATIVE LISTENING As the name it self suggest discrimination listening is the most basic type of listening where by the different between the sound is identified. By being sensitive to change In the speakers rate volume , force, pitch, and emphasis the informative listener can defect even minute and minor meaning of difference in meaning.
- 13. SYMPATHETIC LISTENING In sympathetic listening we care about the other person and shows these concern in the way we pay close attention and express our sorrow for the events and happiness at the joys.
- 14. EMPATHETIC LISTENING Listening to provide emotional support for the speakers, as when a psychiatrist listen to a patient or when we lend a sympathetic ear to a friend. Focuses on understanding and identifying with a person's situation , felling , or motives.