What is listening to another person with the best of intent but then becoming distracted?

STUDENTVOCABULARYHANDOUTAccompanies: Introduction to Professional Communication1Introduction to Professional CommunicationProfessionala courteous, conscientious and generally businesslike manner in the workplacePublic Relationsestablishing and maintaining a relationship between an organization and thepublicAdvertisinga paid communication which attempts to influence opinionMarketingprocess of planning, pricing, promoting, selling and distributinggoods orservices which help to satisfy a market’s needs and wantsDeliberative Listeningthe receiver hears only the content and not the feeling of the messageAppreciative Listeninglistening for pleasure or recreationEmpathetic Listeningused to enhance, participate and understand a relationshipFalse Listeningwhen the receiver pretends to listen but is thinking of other occurrencesSelective Listeningreceiver is physically hearing the words, but choosing not to acknowledge thewordsPartial Listening

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Professional

a courteous, conscientious and generally businesslike manner in the workplace

Public Relations

establishing and maintaining a relationship between an organization and the public

Advertising

a paid communication that attempts to influence opinion

Marketing

selling or purchasing in a market

Deliberative Listening

the receiver hears only the content and not the feeling of the message

Appreciative Listening

listening for pleasure or recreation

Empathetic Listening

used to enhance, participate and understand a relationship

False Listening

when the receiver pretends to listen but is thinking of other occurrences

Selective Listening

receiver is physically hearing the words, but choosing not to acknowledge the words

Partial Listening

listening to another person with the best of intent but then becoming distracted

Full Listening

paying close attention to what is being said in order to fully understand the message

Deep Listening

truly understanding a message when the mind is quiet and free of distractions

Interview

is a formal meeting where a person is asked to communicate skills, experiences and interests

Verbal Communication

act of expressing thoughts through words

Non Verbal Communication

postures, facial gestures and expressions mostly done unintentionally

Presentations

ways to communicate and present ideas and information to an audience for a specific purpose

Criticism

act of analyzing, evaluating or judging

Etiquette

generally accepted behaviors or manners required in social relations, a profession or in life

Discrimination

unfair treatment of people on the basis of characteristics

Group Discussions

gathering of people to exchange information, ideas and suggestions on a specific subject

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What is when the receiver pretends to listen but is thinking of other occurrences?

Pseudo-listening is “fake listening,” in that people behave like they are paying attention and listening when they actually are not.

What listening can also be called pseudo

Pseudo-listening is a type of non-listening that consists of appearing attentive in conversation, while actually ignoring or only partially listening to the speaker. A common example of pseudo-listening is trying to multitask by talking on the phone while watching television or completing work.

What is act of analyzing evaluating or judging?

Criticism. act of analyzing, evaluating or judging.

What is selective listening quizlet?

Selective Listening. respond only to the parts of a speaker's remarks that interest them. Defensive Listening. take innocent comments as personal attacks.

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