Callie is giving a speech on backpacking through Europe. Anton notices that Callie is stumbling over some of her words, and takes this as a sign she is not a credible speaker. He disregards her entire speech and misses out on some very useful information. This is an example of which barrier to effective listening?

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15 August, 11:03

Callie is giving a speech on backpacking through Europe. Anton notices that Callie is stumbling over some of her words, and takes this as a sign she is not a credible speaker. He disregards her entire speech and misses out on some very useful information. This is an example of which barrier to effective listening?

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Jordon Mitchell · Answer 1

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Anton's disregard for the entire speech of Callie after he concluded she is not a credible speaker because she is stumbled on some of her words is a clear barrier to listening. Callie still communicated good information but because Anton had concluded she isn't worth listening to, he had not listened and gotten the information Callie was passing.