When we move beyond hearing and start to listen, researchers note that we process information in two very different ways. Which terms do social scientists use to describe these ways of processing information?

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Asher Miller

Social Studies

8 February, 04:52

When we move beyond hearing and start to listen, researchers note that we process information in two very different ways. Which terms do social scientists use to describe these ways of processing information?

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Kayden Tran · Answer 1

The correct answers are : Mindful and mindless.

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Mindfulness is when we are aware of things around us, the place we are and the things we're doing and not overwhelmed by what's happening in our environment. On the other hand, mindless is when we act with no concern for the consequences requiring little attention or thought.