If your friend Sheila is a very animated communicator and active listener, when she listens to you give a recounting of your day she often responds with nonverbal and verbal cues including "ah-ha," "yes," and "okay." What listening strategy is Sheila using

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Jamya Eaton

Social Studies

21 December, 17:01

If your friend Sheila is a very animated communicator and active listener, when she listens to you give a recounting of your day she often responds with nonverbal and verbal cues including "ah-ha," "yes," and "okay." What listening strategy is Sheila using

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William Cooley · Answer 1

listening for gist

Explanation:

Here Sheila is listening to get the gist of how you actually spent your day. Sheila is listening to get the main idea of your explanation on how your day went. Here she filters all the details and says, "aha", "yes" in acknowledgement while she tries to figure out "the highlights" of your day-to-day what actually summarized your day according to your explanations to her.