During a presentation, a listener becomes aware of a conversation behind her when someone says something that sounds like her name. her shifting attention to the conversation is an example of what stage of listening?

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Marely Mack

Social Studies

11 March, 15:33

During a presentation, a listener becomes aware of a conversation behind her when someone says something that sounds like her name. her shifting attention to the conversation is an example of what stage of listening?

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Thomas Rowland · Answer 1

The answer is sensing. Sensing is the first stage of active listening. In this stage, the individual begins by hearing and receiving verbal and non-verbal cues as well as the message's aspects. In addition to this, the environment should be free from distraction so the listener could receive the message well.