| THREE LISTENING MODES2 . | |
|---|---|
| Active (reflective) | Genuinely interested; restating or paraphrasing |
| Competitive (combative) | Interested in promoting your own point of view; formulating rebuttals; pretending to listen |
| Passive | Not interested; assuming you already heard what’s being said; acting distracted |
| THREE LISTENING MODES2 . | |
|---|---|
| Active (reflective) | Genuinely interested; restating or paraphrasing |
| Competitive (combative) | Interested in promoting your own point of view; formulating rebuttals; pretending to listen |
| Passive | Not interested; assuming you already heard what’s being said; acting distracted |
| THREE LISTENING MODES2 . | |
|---|---|
| Active (reflective) | Genuinely interested; restating or paraphrasing |
| Competitive (combative) | Interested in promoting your own point of view; formulating rebuttals; pretending to listen |
| Passive | Not interested; assuming you already heard what’s being said; acting distracted |
| THREE LISTENING MODES2 . | |
|---|---|
| Active (reflective) | Genuinely interested; restating or paraphrasing |
| Competitive (combative) | Interested in promoting your own point of view; formulating rebuttals; pretending to listen |
| Passive | Not interested; assuming you already heard what’s being said; acting distracted |
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