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Active Listeners

2023
In three essays I discuss how music prompts active engagement from consumers. The first essay is a conceptual model of consumer engagement with music, which includes autobiographical music experiences and centralizes the construct of psychological ownership to capture consumer feelings that music is "theirs." The second essay empirically tests how ...
Zoe Godfrey, Daniel Korschun
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Active Listening in Integrative Negotiation

Communication Research
Active listening is a promising communication technique to positively affect interactions and communication outcomes. However, theoretical propositions regarding its direct effects on interactions have rarely been empirically investigated. In the present
Elisabeth Jäckel, Alfred Zerres, J. Hüffmeier   +2 more
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ACTIVE LISTENING: IS IT THE FORGOTTEN DIMENSION IN MANAGERIAL COMMUNICATION?

International journal of Listening, 2019
The study seeks to obtain an understanding of managers’ perceptions of active listening as a management tool and to explore how they experience their own execution of the phenomenon. Qualitative research was conducted with eight line managers, from eight
Inga Jona Jonsdottir, Kristrun Fridriksdottir   +1 more
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Active listening to tinnitus and its relation to resting state EEG activity.

Neuroscience Letters, 2019
Chronic subjective tinnitus is an audible sound that lacks an external source. A notable number of neuroscientific studies have been conducted applying magnetoencephalography and electroencephalography (MEEG) in resting state paradigms to elucidate ...
P. Neff, Colette Hemsley, F. Kraxner, S. Weidt, T. Kleinjung, M. Meyer   +5 more
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Active Listening Skills as Predictors of Success in Community College Students

, 2019
Current research on employability skills in higher education tends to focus on communication and critical thinking as being key to that success in the classroom and the workforce.
Andrea L. B. Eggenberger
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The functions of active listening responses.

Behavioural Processes, 2018
In the literature, an interlocutor's active listening responses such as "hmh" are often defined as "continuers", serving to prolong another interlocutor's turn. However, to date, experiments on the effect of non-interruptive active listening responses on
Carsta Simon
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Tips on . . .: Active listening

BMJ, 2001
For most people, listening is a passive activity, and there is often confusion between hearing and listening. Research suggests that people listen to only 30% of what they hear. Barriers to effective listening include preoccupation with own interests or worries, appearance of the speaker, noise, etc.
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Active Listening Revisited

Journal of Police Crisis Negotiations, 2006
(2006). Active Listening Revisited. Journal of Police Crisis Negotiations: Vol. 6, No. 2, pp. 111-115.
Michael J. McMains, Kelly Shannon
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Activating Active Listening

2021
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ACTIVE LISTENING LISTEN, UNDERSTAND, DO

2017
This activity has been prepared relating the learningobjective of applying listening rules for 3rd grade Turkish Lesson listeningskills. The aims of this activity are to maket he students get ready fort helistening activity, to identify the goals of listening, to focus on what theylisten t oto and to gain the habit of listening as a good manner and use
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