What do effective listening skills involve? Check all that apply.

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It’s 2 and 3.
Attentive is full concentration and Active is both listening and contributing. Both of them involves concentration.
It isn’t 1,4,5&6 because
Selective is hearing only what you want to hear, sign and body language doesn’t involve speaking or words and passive listening is hearing someone without giving them your full attention. Hope this helps. Good luck.

spayn [35]2 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

2 and 3 because you have to be listening closely

5 because your body language can affect someone's perspective on what and how you say things

6 because you need to keep a leveled head when in an arguement or debate as to not come off as choosing sides.

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