Describe Active Listening

DESCRIBE What active listening is a process of information, which uses all of our senses but mostly through perceiving sound? Our, hearing, smell, taste and touch are sensing that we sometimes use it without knowing. Listen correctly, can be crucial to encoding and decoding the message, for clarification and understanding what the message is. While deciphering messages, you get a sense of understanding what the message is saying. Next, is trying to remember or recall what you are trying to retain. Also, evaluating what you have decoded or deciphered is essential in understanding what message is. When we actively listen, there is some paraphrasing during this process, where you have to restate information given by the speaker into
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