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    The document provides listening "Do's" and "Don'ts". The "Do's" include being ready and having a goal for listening, paying attention to differences between listening and speaking, focusing on important information, listening to what is actually said, maintaining eye contact, concentrating on others, paraphrasing, and asking questions. The "Don'ts" are to avoid early evaluations, defensiveness, assumptions about tone, distractions, side comments, wandering eyes, changing topics without understanding, and forgetting to provide feedback. It concludes listening communication is generally less effective than perceived.

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    The document provides listening "Do's" and "Don'ts". The "Do's" include being ready and having a goal for listening, paying attention to differences between listening and speaking, focusing on important information, listening to what is actually said, maintaining eye contact, concentrating on others, paraphrasing, and asking questions. The "Don'ts" are to avoid early evaluations, defensiveness, assumptions about tone, distractions, side comments, wandering eyes, changing topics without understanding, and forgetting to provide feedback. It concludes listening communication is generally less effective than perceived.

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    The “Do’s” and “Don'ts”

    LISTENING

     “The Do's”
    Do’s

     Be ready for listening


     Have a goal in listening


     Give attention to the gap or


    difference of listening and speaking

    Do’s

     Know the important information and


    knowledge

     Listen to what is actually being said:


     Look at them when they are talking to


    you
    Do’s

     Concentrate on what others are


    saying

     Practice paraphrasing

     Ask questions

     Learn sculpting with such limitations

     “The Don’ts”
    Don’ts

     Avoid early evaluations




     Avoid getting defensive


     Don’t take for granted the emotional
    tone of speaker
    Don’ts

     Don’t do something while someone’s


    speaking to you


     Avoid being distracted by nearby
    noises


     Avoid side comments
    Don’ts

     Avoid roaming your eyes around




     Don’t let the topic to be changed if
    you have something you don’t
    understand

     Don’t forget to give a feedback



     If there is one general law of


    communication it is that we never
    communicate as effectively as we
    think we do.

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