Listening Styles

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The four types of listening styles

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Numerous listening styles in interpersonal communication have changed the way we

interact forever. Listening techniques such as sympathetic listening, critical listening, active

listening, and courteous listening have touched us immensely, to mention a few. Interpersonal

communication is the act of hearing and reacting to another's communications, and these distinct

listening kinds will highlight just how in-depth and complicated that may be.

Empathic listening has a profound impact on our lives today. According to DeVito, J. A.

(2019), the primary goal of empathic listening is to increase one's sense of intimacy with the

people around them. Internal and external psychological and technical processes are involved in

this listening style. Artists and other practitioners interested in exploring the circumstances of

their hearing and the desire to communicate with those listening might benefit from the

systematic framework provided by empathic listening DeVito, J. A. (2019). Listening with

empathy has revealed a discourse in which we may meaningfully respond to provocations, "Can

one make one's listening listened to? Whether or not I can convey my unique listening

experience” Siddiqui et al., (2019). Those who seek to comprehend the feelings of others and

who are conscious of their own emotions are extremely receptive to the needs of others. For

example, with empathetic listening, we look for information that will assist us in achieving our

objectives and requirements.

When we listen empathically, we go beyond sympathizing with the feelings of others to

get a complete understanding of their situation and circumstances Siddiqui et al., (2019).

Wisdom and attentiveness to subtle emotional signs are required to do this. Our feelings match

theirs when we are being empathic in the fullest sense. Seeing a therapist isn't the only place

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1 Listening Styles Student name Institution Course and unit code Professor Due date 2 The four types of listening styles Introduction Numerous listening styles in interpersonal communication have changed the way we interact forever. Listening techniques such as sympathetic listening, critical listening, active listening, and courteous listening have touched us immensely, to mention a few. Interpersonal communication is the act of hearing and reacting to another's communications, and these distinct listening kinds will highlight just how in-depth and complicated that may be. Empathic listening has a profound impact on our lives today. According to DeVito, J. A. (2019), the primary goal of empathic listening is to increase one's sense of intimacy with the people around them. Internal and external psychological and technical processes are involved in this listening style. Artists and other practitioners interested in exploring the circumstances of their hearing and the desire to communicate with those listening might benefit from the systematic framework provided by empathic listening DeVito, J. A. (2019). Listening with empathy has revealed a discourse in which we may meaningfully respond to provocations, "Can one make one's listening listened to? Whether or not I can convey my unique listening experience” Siddiqui et al., (2019). Those who seek to comprehend the feelings of others and who are conscious of their own emotions are extremely receptive to the needs of others. ...
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