Question

Imagine this conversation between a therapist and her client. Client: "I have so much pressure! Work, school, family, dating ... I wonder how I can get it all done!" Therapist: "You seem to have a lot of demands on your time." The therapist's comment demonstrates_________.

Answer 1

Answer:Active listening

Explanation:

Active listening refers to how we listen in a way that maintains and keeps us engaged with the person we talk with constantly and positively.

We listen carefully and attentively making sure that we can reflect on what someone has said and even paraphrase it. The aim is to actual understand how the person feels without judging them in any way.

This makes the person who is being listened to feel important and develop a trust in you.

What Are the Features of Active Listening?

Active listening means you don't just hear but you actual pay attention to every detail of the message. You use all your senses to pay attention to the person speaking such as looking at them in the eyes. You can even hold their hands while they speak if there is a close relationship. You can lean toward , nod your head and keep smiling.