Making judgments in the back or one's mind while the other person is speaking.
Ignoring a person by making insightful comments at key junctures such as "yeah" and "uh huh."
Attempting to dig up someone's emotions before they are ready to share them.
Giving advice to some based on one's own experiment.
Paying attention to only part of the conversation that interests us.
Listening not only to one's words but also to the speaker's body language, tone, feelings, and the true meaning behind the words.
Repeating back in one's own words what the other person is saying and feeling.
Listening to the person speaking based on our own point of view.
Listening to the words of the person speaking but not to the body language, feelings, or the true meaning behind the words.
Ignoring the person talking because our mind is drifting to another galaxy.
Repeating exactly what the other person says.
Self- Centered Listening
Probing
Pretend Listening
Word Listening
Mirroing
Spacing Out
Judging
Selective Hearing
Mimicking
Advising
Genuine Listening
