Which of the following statements describe benefits of active listening that also help those listeners make good use of their time? Check all that apply.

Question

They spend less time asking for information to be repeated, explained, or clarified.

They are more likely to get it the first time, leaving more time for additional learning and other activities.

They tend to make fewer mistakes, saving valuable time by not having to make corrections.

They earn the respect of their group

Answer 1

The following statements describe benefits of active listening that also help listeners make good use of their time:

1. They spend less time asking for information to be repeated, explained, or clarified.

2. They are more likely to get it the first time, leaving more time for additional learning and other activities.

3. They tend to make fewer mistakes, saving valuable time by not having to make corrections.

These benefits of active listening contribute to efficiency and effectiveness in communication, ultimately saving time. The statement regarding earning the respect of their group, while a valuable benefit of active listening, does not directly relate to time management.