Ten Bad Listening HabitsI. Calling the Subject Dull— Good listeners will hunt for something【T1】
1【T1】
2II.【T2】
3the Speaker【T2】
4— Bad listeners are picky about how a speech is【T3】
5【T3】
6III. Getting Over-stimulated— Good listeners would not judge until【T4】
7【T4】
8IV. Listening Only for Facts— Good listeners listen for the【T5】
9 and connect them as a whole【T5】
10V. Trying to Outline Everything— Good listeners are flexible with the【T6】
11 of the speaker【T6】
12— Bad listeners are rigidVI. Faking Attention— showing the【T7】
13 of appearing to listen to the speaker does【T7】
14not guarantee good listening— Real attention signs:a)【T8】
15【T8】
16b)Quicker circulation of bloodc)Rise in【T9】
17【T9】
18VII. Easily Distracted— Bad listeners are easily distracted and even create【T10】
19【T10】
20VIII. Choosing Only What's Easy— Bad listeners turn away from【T11】
21 on radio or TV【T11】
22IX. Letting Emotion-Laden Words Get in the Way— Some words carry a(n)【T12】
23【T12】
24— But don't let them get in the way of learningX. Wasting the Difference Between Speech and Thought Speed— American average rate:【T13】
25 words per minute【T13】
26— Thought speed:【T14】
27 words per minute【T14】
28— Listeners will remain attentive when they listen to【T15】
29 speech【T15】
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