A neighbor asks charles how the family is doing. there have been some family problems. charles takes offense, thinking that the

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A neighbor asks charles how the family is doing. there have been some family problems. charles takes offense, thinking that the

neighbor is prying into personal business. charles is engaging in

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leva [86] · Answer 1 · 2022-03-09T05:51:57+03:00

The fact that when asked <span>how the family is doing C</span>harles takes offense, because he thinks that the neighbor is prying into personal business means that Charles is engaging in defensive listening. The defensive listening includes personalizing a general information. In this case the question is asked in general, but Charles has personal issues with it.