The ultimate goal of using deliberative listening in a discussion is to share ideas with others to build a new idea. This approach focuses on collaborative dialogue and understanding rather than competition or individual assertions.
A)
What is the ultimate goal of using deliberative listening in a discussion?
(1 point)
to win an argument of ideas
to make your opinions known to the group
to share ideas with others to build a new idea
to critique ideas that are not supported by evidence
5 answers
A)
What errors in a speech do you listen for when you are listening critically?
(1 point)
disorganized thoughts
unsupported assumptions
speaker’s lack of knowledge
speaker’s lack of a convincing argument
What errors in a speech do you listen for when you are listening critically?
(1 point)
disorganized thoughts
unsupported assumptions
speaker’s lack of knowledge
speaker’s lack of a convincing argument
When listening critically to a speech, you would listen for unsupported assumptions. While disorganized thoughts, lack of knowledge, and lack of a convincing argument are also important aspects to consider, unsupported assumptions specifically indicate flaws in reasoning and the argument's foundation.
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What is the one thing you should never do during empathic listening?
(1 point)
touch the speaker
make eye contact with the speaker
interrupt the speaker
offer help to the speaker
What is the one thing you should never do during empathic listening?
(1 point)
touch the speaker
make eye contact with the speaker
interrupt the speaker
offer help to the speaker
The one thing you should never do during empathic listening is interrupt the speaker. Interrupting can hinder the flow of communication and prevent the speaker from expressing their feelings and thoughts fully.