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10 March, 09:37

Many of the habits that interfere with active listening can be reversed by a change in attitude. True False

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  1. 10 March, 10:07
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    True

    Explanation:

    It is true because active listening has to do with looking at the person who is talking to you, and showing them that you care.

    So, if you don't really care you might pace the floor, cross your arms, or another bodily action that show you don't really care.

    If your attitude is good enough about it, most likely you will not do those things.
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