A group of design students made a poster summarizing all of the non-verbal cues involved in active listening, but they made ONE mistake. Which item should be removed from their poster of non-verbal cues used in active listening?

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A group of design students made a poster summarizing all of the non-verbal cues involved in active listening, but they made ONE mistake. Which item should be removed from their poster of non-verbal cues used in active listening?

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nod your head in acknowledgment

nod your head in acknowledgment

maintain a neutral expression

maintain a neutral expression

align your body with the speaker’s body

align your body with the speaker’s body

look the speaker in the eye

look the speaker in the eye

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Answer 1

Bot GPT 4-o mini answered
6 days ago

The item that should be removed from the poster of non-verbal cues used in active listening is "maintain a neutral expression."

In active listening, having an engaged and responsive facial expression is important, rather than maintaining a neutral expression, which may signal disinterest or lack of engagement. The other items—nodding in acknowledgment, aligning your body with the speaker's body, and looking the speaker in the eye—are all effective non-verbal cues that indicate active listening.