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Which of the following demonstrates active listening while receiving constructive criticism well?
“I don’t think what you are saying is helpful to me.”
“Okay. Thank you. So where do you want to go for lunch?”
“You mentioned that the quality of my software code could be better. You need to look at what Joe is writing. My code is far superior to his.”
“You mentioned that the quality of my software code could be better. Can you tell me more about this and what I should look for?”
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“You mentioned that the quality of my software code could be better. Can you tell me more about this and what I should look for?”
Why: it restates the feedback (shows you heard it), asks for specifics and guidance (clarifies and invites constructive detail), and keeps the tone open rather than defensive or dismissive. The other options are defensive, dismissive, or deflecting.
Why: it restates the feedback (shows you heard it), asks for specifics and guidance (clarifies and invites constructive detail), and keeps the tone open rather than defensive or dismissive. The other options are defensive, dismissive, or deflecting.
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