THE FACTORS THAT AFFECT LISTENING When you think of what is involved in the process of listening most people think that it involves just spoken words and how those words are interpreted. But actually listening is more than just merely hearing words; the actual process of listening has many different factors that are involved. I’m going to summarize the ten most common factors that can affect the human listening process. The first factor that affects listening is culture. Culture is a factor
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aware of another speaker that she or he needs respect. Positive politeness is about being respectful in communication and making another speaker feels that she/he is respected. Example: How is about having lunch together? The speaker puts the listener as the one that is the part of the speaker. 4) Negative politeness strategies Negative politeness concerns on how speaker be aware of another speaker that she/ he does not want to be imposed. Example: Would you mind to move a little bit
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"Narratives" or stories have been used throughout the history of the human race to allow and help people to express themselves in ways that promote personal growth and enhance physical well-being. Even in the simplest of contexts‚ narratives are a core factor in the advancement of the humanity/society and all of its facets. An illustration of this can be seen in the transfer of a family ’s lineage‚ history‚ and values from generation to generation. This allows for the recipient of this information
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a Hollywood agent. Active listening can make or break a relationship with a client. While engaging in conversation‚ the listener and speaker must both participate. Eye contact and gestures must be practiced by the listener to show acknowledgement of comprehension. This allows the speaker to know whether their point is getting across. If the listener is confused‚ they must ask questions‚ ask the speaker to change the wording‚ or give a more detailed explanation (McKay). Ari Gold’s active
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lot of expression to are inner feelings and thoughts. Body language can show many things about you and the way you think. It can also show the way a person reacts to what you try to convey to them. If the listener isn’t responding one must try and change the topic without losing the listeners focus. One can only know this threw the listener’s body language. Body language is essential to a good way of showing and conveying ones’ ideas. Text There are ways in which communication through the body
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people communicate. When there are no words to say‚ music helps express feelings. There’s always a song that a person can relate to. Each song has a distinct message to it that differentiates it from others. The lyrics of a song are what allow the listener to make a connection with the artist and song. What does music mean to you? Has music helped you through a difficult situation? Everybody handles things in different ways. In my life‚ music has always served two purposes: it keeps me busy while working
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Marvin’s musical education. In fact‚ most of Marvin’s inspiration for religious topics came from the church music he grew up singing. Through the art of song‚ musical icon Marvin Gaye uses pathos‚ symbolism‚ and imagery with an objective to connect to listeners on tremendously personal levels. Marvin Gaye’s first hit “What’s Going On?” makes use of symbolism in his general topic covering the agonizing conditions of the everlasting matter known as war. All throughout history there has been a parade
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HOW DOES MUSIC GENERATE AN EMOTIONAL RESPONSE IN THE LISTENER AND CAN WE PREDICT WHEN THESE EMOTIONS WILL BE EVOKED? July 2013 Alice Lindsay Introduction Firstly‚ I want to clarify what aspect of emotion I am going to investigate by differentiating a feeling of sense of wonder or awe about a piece of music or a performance because of its musical prowess from the intense emotion or connection one can feel through listening to music in an unanalysed way (that is‚ allowing yourself
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evaluate your progress in becoming an effective listener. Look at the sample action plan in “Thinking Activity: 3.4” and you must review the “Eight steps of effective listening” before you are able to answer this question. Students will respond to the following: Describe exactly what you will do to improve your listening. Must show steps that relate to improving listening. It takes a lot of concentration and determination to be an active listener. Old habits are hard to break‚ and if your listening
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of peers have greatly affected children’s behavior of modern time‚ parents with good traits can use these influences to mold the personality and behavior of a child for the good. I believe that ideal parents should be of good moral character‚ good listener and patience. Parents should have good moral character‚ because they are the role models of children. It has been known that children are the reflection of their parent’s trait. For instance‚ my parents do not smoke‚ gamble or drink. They express
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