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Listening and Life Contexts MCQ

According to the speech–thought differential, we typically speak at a rate of 400–600 words per minute, but can only comprehend 150–200 words per minute.

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: False

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When you are listening to gain knowledge, you are engaging in which type of listening?

Appreciative

Comprehensive

Critical/deliberative

Empathetic listening

Answer

Correct Answer: Comprehensive

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People from Eastern cultures tend to view silence as a positive, signaling respectability and trust.

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: True

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If a friend tells you they had a bad day, and you solicit additional information from him by asking “what happened that was bad?", you are using what type of feedback?

Relational concern

Follow-up question

Listening

Probing

Answer

Correct Answer: Probing

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______ is an involuntary, physiological process.

Hearing

Listening

Responding

Evaluating

Answer

Correct Answer: Hearing

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What is the third stage of the HURIER model?

Hearing

Remembering

Repeating

Responding

Answer

Correct Answer: Remembering

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We are using empathetic listening when we are listening to critically evaluate.

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: False

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Listening is involuntary, whereas hearing is voluntary.

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: False

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The E in the HURIER model refers to engaging.

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: False

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The give-and-take process that occurs between people as they respond to one another is called ______ listening.

Turn-taking

Dynamic

Dialogic

Relational

Answer

Correct Answer: Dialogic

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Sympathetic Responsiveness defined as

A) Feeling For

B) Feeling Responsible

C) Feeling Same

D) Feeling Less

Answer

Correct Answer: A) Feeling For

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Non Evaluative feedback that indicates that another’s problem is viewed as important.

A) Supportive Feedback

B) Responsive Feedback

C) Evaluative Feedback

D) External Feedback

Answer

Correct Answer: A) Supportive Feedback

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The difference between the rate of speech and the rate at which speech can be comprehended is called

A) Speech Differential

B) Thought Differential

C) Speech–Thought Differential

D) Speech–Deliver Differential

Answer

Correct Answer: C) Speech–Thought Differential

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Social presence theory is a perception among -----------.

Lawmakers

Social media users

Students

Corporates

Answer

Correct Answer: Social media users

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Silence is the absence of _________ communication

Vocal

Visual

Written

Non-Verbal

Answer

Correct Answer: Vocal

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A word that triggers emotional deafness in the receiver, dropping listening efficiency to zero is called

White-Flag Word

Red-Flag Word

Green-Flag Word

Yellow-Flag Word

Answer

Correct Answer: Red-Flag Word

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Probing is a Nonevaluative ____________ .

Theory

Technique

Language

Speech

Answer

Correct Answer: Technique

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Perspective Taking is Adopting the viewpoint of another person.

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: True

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Kind of deficient listening behavior in which the receiver tunes out is called

Non-Listening

Listening

Non-Evaluative

Evaluative

Answer

Correct Answer: Non-Listening

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Feedback that is nonjudgmental called

A) Non-Evaluative Feedback

B) Responsive Feedback

C) Evaluative Feedback

D) External Feedback

Answer

Correct Answer: A) Non-Evaluative Feedback

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Listening is a voluntary _________ process.

Psychological

Physical

Social

Environmental

Answer

Correct Answer: Psychological

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“I” messages are ------------ form of feedback.

Non-evaluative

Evaluative

Persuasive

Electronic

Answer

Correct Answer: Non-evaluative

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HURIER Model is model related to

Speaking

Listening

Feeling

Answer

Correct Answer: Listening

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Hearing is an involuntary physiological response in which sound waves are transformed into ______ impulses.

Electrical

Mechanical

Nural

External

Answer

Correct Answer: Electrical

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Feedback that reveals one’s feelings or reactions to what one heard is known as.

A) Non-Evaluative Feedback

B) Responsive Feedback

C) Evaluative Feedback

D) External Feedback

Answer

Correct Answer: C) Evaluative Feedback

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Empathetic Responsiveness is a listener’s experience of an ____ response.

Emotional

Logical

Physical

Effective

Answer

Correct Answer: Emotional

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Listening that involves understanding and internalizing the emotional content of a message is called

Empathetic Listening

Dialogic Listening

Comprehensive Listening

Appreciative Listening

Answer

Correct Answer: Empathetic Listening

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Listening that involves give-and-take is known as

Empathetic Listening

Dialogic Listening

Comprehensive Listening

Appreciative Listening

Answer

Correct Answer: Dialogic Listening

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Deliberative Listening is Listening that involves working to _______and assess content.

Understand

Analyze

None of these

Both of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Both of these

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______________ is Listening engaged in to gain knowledge.

Empathetic Listening

Dialogic Listening

Comprehensive Listening

Appreciative Listening

Answer

Correct Answer: Comprehensive Listening

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__________ is the willingness to organize and focus on particular stimuli.

Listening

Speaking

Attending

Writing

Answer

Correct Answer: Attending

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Listening engaged in for pleasure is called

Empathetic Listening

Dialogic Listening

Comprehensive Listening

Appreciative Listening

Answer

Correct Answer: Appreciative Listening

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Listening and Life Contexts MCQ

According to the speech–thought differential, we typically speak at a rate of 400–600 words per minute, but can only comprehend 150–200 words per minute.

When you are listening to gain knowledge, you are engaging in which type of listening?

People from Eastern cultures tend to view silence as a positive, signaling respectability and trust.

If a friend tells you they had a bad day, and you solicit additional information from him by asking “what happened that was bad?", you are using what type of feedback?

______ is an involuntary, physiological process.

What is the third stage of the HURIER model?

We are using empathetic listening when we are listening to critically evaluate.

Listening is involuntary, whereas hearing is voluntary.

The E in the HURIER model refers to engaging.

The give-and-take process that occurs between people as they respond to one another is called ______ listening.

Sympathetic Responsiveness defined as

Non Evaluative feedback that indi­cates that another’s problem is viewed as important.

The difference between the rate of speech and the rate at which speech can be comprehended is called

Social presence theory is a perception among -----------.

Silence is the absence of _________ communication

A word that triggers emotional deafness in the receiver, dropping listening efficiency to zero is called

Probing is a Nonevaluative ____________ .

Perspective Taking is Adopting the viewpoint of another person.

Kind of deficient listening behavior in which the receiver tunes out is called

Feedback that is nonjudgmental called

Listening is a voluntary _________ process.

“I” messages are ------------ form of feedback.

HURIER Model is model related to

Hearing is an involuntary physiological response in which sound waves are transformed into ______ impulses.

Feedback that reveals one’s feelings or reactions to what one heard is known as.

Empathetic Responsiveness is a listener’s experience of an ____ response.

Listening that involves understand­ing and internalizing the emotional content of a message is called

Listening that involves give-and-take is known as

Deliberative Listening is Listening that involves working to _______and assess content.

______________ is Listening engaged in to gain knowledge.

__________ is the willingness to organize and focus on particular stimuli.

Listening engaged in for pleasure is called

Non Evaluative feedback that indicates that another’s problem is viewed as important.

Listening that involves understanding and internalizing the emotional content of a message is called