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<p>a. Only the speaker is responsible for the message's meaning</p> <p>b. A listener asks questions or rephrases a message to clarify a speaker's intent</p> <p>c. Active listening involves accurately hearing the facts in a message</p> <p>d. Message meaning includes both its content and the sender's feelings</p>
First one does not have any relevance and can not a part of active listening.
Out of the four options, "a" is not true.
Yup agreed with Alamgeer Hussain. 'A' part is irrelevant with respect to listening.
Definitely option (a) is not true for active listening. While the speaker is responsible for delivering a clear message, the listener is responsible at the same time for actively participating in the communication process, which includes interpreting the message accurately and seeking clarification when needed. Effective communication really depends on both parties working together to ensure mutual understanding.
A is not true about active listing
