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(a) Avoiding premature evaluation(b) Avoiding eye contact(c) Exhibiting affirmative nods and appropriate facial gestures(d) Finding an area of interest in what the other person is saying(e) Judging the content of the message, but not the weakness of the speaker.
(b)
Avoiding eye contact is not an effective listening technique. Effective listening requires eye contact.
Hence, option (b) is not an effective listening technique.
Options (a), (c), (d) and (e) are all effective listening techniques.
(b) Avoiding eye contact is the exact opposite. Eye contact and observing the speaker's body language are very essential to listening
b) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Avoiding eye contact
OPTION B..................................................................................
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Answer option >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> (b) Avoiding eye contact
Thank you for the question. Coming to reality - every skilled professional should be partly a good diplomat, and the main skill in diplomacy - is eye contact - concentrate on the speakers eye and tell your information in a clear manner.
So, I agree with the version "B".
answer B ________________________
