WorksheetsListenning or just Hearing?
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
I stop listening to anyone who says something I don't agree with or don't care about.
Listening
Hearing
I focus on what's being said, even if I don't care
Listening
Hearing
When I think I can guess what someone is about to tell you, I stop listening
Listening
Hearing
I repeat in my own words what the other person just said
Listening
Hearing
I listen to someone else's point of view, even if it's different from my own
Listening
Hearing
I treasure everything are told to me, even if it is of little importance
Listening
Hearing
I worry about asking the meaning of words I don't know
Listening
Hearing
I'm thinking about how to respond while they're still talking to me
Listening
Hearing
I pretend to listen carefully even when you aren't listening at all
Listening
Hearing
I think about something else while others are talking
Listening
Hearing
I just follow the gist of the conversation, without worrying about the details
Listening
Hearing
I realize that words don't have exactly the same meaning for everyone
Listening
Hearing
I only listen to what interests me, neglecting the rest of the message
Listening
Hearing
I focus on the speaker's words without worrying about their expressions
Listening
Hearing
I know which words or phrases are capable of eliciting an emotional reaction in me
Listening
Hearing
I wait for the best opportunity to communicate what I want to say
Listening
Hearing
I think about how my interlocutor might react
Listening
Hearing
I choose the best way (written, oral, on the phone, on the board, etc.) to communicate
Listening
Hearing
I observe the expression of the interlocutor (worried, hostile, indifferent, shy, etc.)
Listening
Hearing
I feel like I am being “ignored” by the person I am talking to
Listening
Hearing
I tend to assume that the other person “already knows what it’s about”
Listening
Hearing
I let the other person express hostility toward me without immediately interrupting
Listening
Hearing
I practice regularly to improve my listening skills
Listening
Hearing
I take notes so I can remember better
Listening
Hearing
I can maintain concentration without being distracted by sounds or noises
Listening
Hearing
I listen without judging or criticizing the speaker
Listening
Hearing
I repeat messages and instructions to make sure I understand correctly
Listening
Hearing
I have an idea in advance of what the person who comes to talk to me wants to tell me
Listening
Hearing
I actively seek feedback to improve my listening skills
Listening
Hearing
I often find myself daydreaming while someone is speaking to me
Hearing
Listening
I try to understand the context behind the words being spoken
Hearing
Listening
I often find it difficult to focus on what someone is saying when there are distractions around me
Listening
Hearing
I actively engage in conversations by asking questions to clarify my understanding
Hearing
Listening
I tend to interrupt others when I have something to say, rather than waiting for them to finish
Hearing
Listening
I often find myself distracted by my own thoughts while someone is speaking to me
Hearing
Listening
I make an effort to remember key points from conversations for future reference
Listening
Hearing
I tend to respond to what I think the speaker is saying rather than what they actually said
Listening
Hearing
I often find myself thinking about my own experiences instead of focusing on the speaker's message
Listening
Hearing
I make a conscious effort to ask questions for clarification during conversations
Hearing
Listening
I find it difficult to concentrate when the speaker is talking about a topic I am not interested in
Hearing
Listening
