When engaging in critical listening one challenge s the speaker's message by evaluating its:a. Nonverbal appeal and verbal appeal engagementb. Clarity, nonverbal appeal and verbal appealc. trustworthiness, credibility message appeald. accuracy, meaningfulness and utilitye. verbal appeal, insight and credibility

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Payton Huffman

27 October, 05:07

When engaging in critical listening one challenge s the speaker's message by evaluating its:a. Nonverbal appeal and verbal appeal engagementb. Clarity, nonverbal appeal and verbal appealc. trustworthiness, credibility message appeald. accuracy, meaningfulness and utilitye. verbal appeal, insight and credibility

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Clara Santana · Answer 1

D. Accuracy, meaningfulness and utility

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The form of listening that involves critical thinking, judgement and analysis. It is not easy to make judgement during listening. It involves understanding not just what a person is saying but also evaluating what is being said ans how it is said. We use critical listening every day. One should try to understand the person before evaluating the content. In critical listening the listener evaluates meaningfulness, accuracy and utility of what is being said.