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Froggy Jumps Empathic ListeningOnline version Empathic Listening by Natalie Matthews 1 What does 'Ignoring' as a level of listening involve? a Not listening at all, being distracted or dismissive b Giving full attention to the speaker and responding with understanding c Nodding and smiling while planning what to say next 2 Which of the following best describes 'Pretending' listening? a Actively listening with emotional engagement b Paying attention to only some parts of the message c Giving the impression of listening without actually doing so 3 What is 'Selective Listening'? a Listening only to the parts of the message that interest you b Providing emotional support through listening c Paraphrasing the speaker’s message accurately 4 Autobiographical Listening refers to: a Being completely absorbed in the speaker’s feelings and needs b Responding based on your own experiences rather than focusing on the speaker's message c Repeating what the speaker said to show you were listening 5 What characterises Empathic Listening? a Listening to understand the speaker’s emotions and perspective without judgment b Only focusing on factual information, not feelings c Judging the speaker’s feelings and offering solutions immediately 6 Which level of listening is considered the most effective for building trust and relationships? a Autobiographical Listening b Empathic Listening c Ignoring 7 A colleague is talking about their stress at work. You interrupt to share how you once felt stressed in a similar way. This is an example of: a Autobiographical Listening b Pretending Listening c Empathic Listening

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Empathic Listening

by Natalie Matthews

What does 'Ignoring' as a level of listening involve?

Not listening at all, being distracted or dismissive

Giving full attention to the speaker and responding with understanding

Nodding and smiling while planning what to say next

Which of the following best describes 'Pretending' listening?

Actively listening with emotional engagement

Paying attention to only some parts of the message

Giving the impression of listening without actually doing so

What is 'Selective Listening'?

Listening only to the parts of the message that interest you

Providing emotional support through listening

Paraphrasing the speaker’s message accurately

Autobiographical Listening refers to:

Being completely absorbed in the speaker’s feelings and needs

Responding based on your own experiences rather than focusing on the speaker's message

Repeating what the speaker said to show you were listening

What characterises Empathic Listening?

Listening to understand the speaker’s emotions and perspective without judgment

Only focusing on factual information, not feelings

Judging the speaker’s feelings and offering solutions immediately

Which level of listening is considered the most effective for building trust and relationships?

Autobiographical Listening

Empathic Listening

Ignoring

A colleague is talking about their stress at work. You interrupt to share how you once felt stressed in a similar way. This is an example of:

Autobiographical Listening

Pretending Listening

Empathic Listening

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Empathic ListeningOnline version

by Natalie Matthews

What does 'Ignoring' as a level of listening involve?

Which of the following best describes 'Pretending' listening?

What is 'Selective Listening'?

Autobiographical Listening refers to:

What characterises Empathic Listening?

Which level of listening is considered the most effective for building trust and relationships?

A colleague is talking about their stress at work. You interrupt to share how you once felt stressed in a similar way. This is an example of:

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