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During a debate, Jonas listens as his opponent, Amena, makes her counterclaim. As an active listener, Jonas should listen closely to identify
logical flaws in Amena’s counterclaim.
grammatical errors in Amena’s counterclaim.
places in Amena’s speech where she stumbles.
places in Amena’s speech when she makes eye contact.
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logical flaws in Amena’s counterclaim.
Active listening in a debate means focusing on the substance of her argument—its claims, evidence, assumptions, and logical consistency—so you can respond effectively. Grammatical slips, stumbles, or eye contact are distractions and not relevant to evaluating her reasoning.
Active listening in a debate means focusing on the substance of her argument—its claims, evidence, assumptions, and logical consistency—so you can respond effectively. Grammatical slips, stumbles, or eye contact are distractions and not relevant to evaluating her reasoning.
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