Public Speaking Midterm - Fall

The receiver only hears the content and not the feeling of the message this type of listening is called...

• appreciative listening

• false listening

• empathetic listening

• deliberative listening

 Used to enhance, participate and understand a relationship this type of listening is called...

• deliberative listening

• appreciative listening

• empathetic listening

• false listening

Listening to another person with the best of intent but the becoming distracted

• deep listening

• full listening

• partial listening

• selective listening

Truly understanding a message when the mind is quiet and free of distractions

• false listening

• deep listening

• full listening

• selective listening

Receiver is physically hearing the words, but choosing not to acknowledge the words

• empathetic listening

• partial listening

• selective listening

• false listening

When the receiver pretends to listen but is thinking of other occurrences

• false listening

• selective listening

• partial listening

• full listening

Paying close attention to what is being said in order to fully understand the message

• selective listening

• partial listening

• selective listening

• full listening

listening for pleasure or recreation

• false listening

• partial listening

• appreciative listening

• deep listening

Emphasize your message with good eye contact, posture, gestures and movements.

• Invention

• Arrangement

• Memory

• Delivery

Organize your presentation.

• Invention

• Arrangement

• Memory

• Delivery