Effective listening skills involve the following:
- Attentive listening: Paying close attention to the speaker and showing that you are engaged.
- Active listening: Engaging with the speaker by providing feedback, asking questions, and reflecting on what's being said.
- Body language: Using nonverbal cues to show you are listening (e.g., nodding, eye contact, facial expressions).
Selective listening, where one only hears what they want to hear, and passive listening, where a person is not fully engaged, are generally not considered effective listening skills. Sign language is a form of communication but is not inherently tied to listening skills.
So, the correct selections for effective listening skills are:
- Attentive listening
- Active listening
- Body language