WHICH OF IS THE TYPE OF LISTENING FREQUENTLY REFEREED TO WHEN TEACHERS AND MANAGERS CRITICIZE POOR LISTENING?

Answer 1

The type of listening frequently referred to when teachers and managers criticize poor listening is often termed "selective listening." This occurs when the listener hears only parts of the conversation that interest them or align with their preconceptions, ignoring or dismissing other important information. This can lead to misunderstandings and ineffective communication, which is particularly problematic in educational and managerial contexts.