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Danesh Singh.. Project Types Of Listner
- 1. Focusing on the speaker
- 2. Show that you are paying attention.
- 3. Create a proper atmosphere
- 9. Mirroring Man: It is a very cold day today. Woman: Indeed, it is a very cold day today.
- 10. NO!..I hate you Mirroring I hate you you….
- 11. Determine the speaker meaning
- 12. Confirm that you understand the meaning
- 13. Show that you understand.
- 15. Paraphrasing Woman: My deadline is next week, which means that I have a lot of work to be done. My baby sitter just called and she is going on a vacation.. I don’t know what to do Man: You’re worried that you’ll unable to finish your work because there’s no one to watch your kids.
- 16. Summarizing and Self-Disclosure. Man (with tie): So if I understand you want advice Man: Well yes I want some advice Man(with tie): So here is what you do…. Man: So your point is to do that…
- 17. Self-Disclosure Statements Woman: I Remember when something like this happened to me. Girl: So you understands the way I feel, when your boyfriend broke up with you Woman: Other girls have been in your situation also
Notas do Editor
- The people having good eye contact and focusing on the speaker… they are comfortable talking to them and the picture looks like they are all paying attention.
- Show some facial expression
- Remove all distraction and pay attention to the speaker
- Concentrate on the speaker despite appearance age and speaking style
- Don’t judge the speaker by your personal standard or emotions.
- Rephrase the person speech.. Indicate that you are interested in the speaker’s word
- The speaker may be casual conversation, expressing an idea wanting to trade information hoping to persuade
- Ask question, show that you are paying attention to the speaker
- Use suitable body language, facing the speaker, nodding etc.
- Concentrate on the speaker voice, tone and body language. Read between the lines, ask for details when you are giving general information