Deep or academic listening requires that your refocus when you get distracted. To refocus, you can do all of the following except

A. take deep breaths.

B. leave space for what you missed.

C. consciously redirect your attention to the instructor.

D. look at the notes of the student sitting next to you.

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George

Social Studies

21 May, 11:53

Deep or academic listening requires that your refocus when you get distracted. To refocus, you can do all of the following except

A. take deep breaths.

B. leave space for what you missed.

C. consciously redirect your attention to the instructor.

D. look at the notes of the student sitting next to you.

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Dane Wolfe · Answer 1

The correct answer is: D. Look at the notes of the student sitting next to you.

Explanation:

Deep academic listening occurs when you mindfully engage in active listening while attending a lecture.

Multiple techniques involve this type of listening such as taking deep breaths and being metacognitively aware of the teacher or instructor's words.

Looking at the notes of the student sitting next to you is not a component of deep or academic listening because it may lead you to stop paying attention to what the instructor is saying.

In conclusion, in order to refocus, a person can do all of the options listed above except: Looking at the notes of the student sitting next to you.

Deep or academic listening requires that your refocus when you get distracted. To refocus, you can do all of the following exceptA. take deep breaths.B. leave space for what you missed.C. consciously redirect your attention to the instructor.D. look at the notes of the student sitting next to you.