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Listening (Barriers to Effective Listening (identifying rather than…

- - - - in many day-to-day situations
      - less active than many of the other types of listening
    - - when the goal is to evaluate or scrutinize what is being said
      - often accompanied by note taking – a way of recording key information so that it can be reviewed later
      - much more active behavior than informational listening
      - usually involves some sort of problem solving or decision making
      - have an open-mind and not be biased by stereotypes or preconceived ideas
    - - to put yourself into the speaker’s shoes and share their thoughts
      - a way of deeply connecting with another person and therapeutic or empathic listening can be particularly challenging
      - therapists and some other professionals use therapeutic or empathic listening to understand and ultimately help their clients