Question

which is the following is not a barrier to effective listening ( internal noises/ biasor prejudice/ accented talk / all the above)​

Answer 1

Answer:

internal noises is correct answer of this question

Answer 2

Answer: the correct answer is option A which is internal choices.

Explanation:

In the reception phase, noise can block or distort incoming stimuli. In the interpretation stage, it can be difficult to connect complex or abstract information with previous experience, making it difficult to achieve understanding. In the recall phase, the natural limits of our memory and problems with concentration can interfere with remembering.

In the evaluation stage, personal biases and prejudices can lead us to block people out or assume we know what they want to say. In the response phase, a lack of paraphrasing and questioning skills can lead to misunderstandings. In the following section, we will explore how environmental and physical factors, cognitive and personal factors, and poor listening practices present barriers to effective listening.

In addition to barriers to effective listening that may be present in the environment or emanate from our bodies, listening can be disrupted by cognitive limits, lack of listening preparation, difficult or disorganized messages, and biases.

Whether you call it multitasking, daydreaming, glassing, or drifting, we all cognitively process different things when receiving messages. If you listen to your mind as a wall of ten televisions, you may notice that in some situations five of the ten televisions are tuned to one channel. If that one channel is your professor's lecture, then you're using about half of your cognitive processing power per message. In another situation, all ten TVs may be on different channels.

The fact that we have the ability to process multiple things at once offers certain advantages and disadvantages. But unless we can better understand how our cognitive abilities and personal preferences affect our listening, we are likely to experience more hindrances than benefits.

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