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anastassius [24]
3 years ago
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David is daydreaming while his father is spelling out in detail what to do over the weekend while he is gone. when his father is

done, david says, "you never trust me to do anything!" david's listening is probably impaired because he is criticizing the speaker.
Social Studies
1 answer:
alekssr [168]3 years ago
4 0

The statement is "True".

It is normal, when tuning in to another person talk, to figure an answer while the other individual is as yet talking. This implies the individual is not by any stretch of the imagination tuning in to all that is being said. Even good audience members are regularly blameworthy of fundamentally assessing what is being said before completely understanding the message that the speaker is attempting to convey. The outcome is that suspicions are made and conclusions came to about the speaker's implying that may be incorrect.

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