Appreciative Listening

Listening just to enjoy a message

Reasoning from the general to the particular/cause & effect

When an audience identifies with and trusts the speaker

The physical process of receiving sound

An over-simplified opinion or attitude or mental picture

Attaching a label to someone, usually negative

Not participating actively in the communication process

participating fully in the communication process

Drawing a conclusion with very little evidence

Using language to influence thoughts and behaviour

Critical and Informative Listening

Listening to comprehend an idea so you can reach a goal

Pretending you are listening but not really listening

Listening to make a relationship better

Celebrity Endorsements

The appeal when a celebrity supports a product or service

Words that produce instant reactions usually positive

Deliberative Listening

Listening to evaluate a message and decide what is best.

Mental process of decoding a message and giving it meaning

Urging to join a movement or crusade because everyone is

an item of information presented as a number

Responding/Remembering

Internal, emotional, and intellectual reaction to a message

Creating meaning and responding to symbolic messages

Establishing credibility and trustworthiness to the listener

An endorsement by someone to draw attention to a cause

When a regular person endorses a product or idea

Choosing to listen to verbal or nonverbal stimuli

situation, purpose, audience, method

A one-sided argument often using faulty logic

Moving positive or negative qualities of a thing to another

Beginning with particular facts to draw larger conclusions

Making people afraid so that they will avoid something bad

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Appreciative Listening
Listening just to enjoy a message
Listening to make a relationship better
Listening to understand and analyze
Not actively participating in the communication process
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Deductive Reasoning
Reasoning from the general to the particular/cause & effect
Reasoning with someone to stop an argument
Reasoning from the particular to the general to form an idea
Doing detective work to find an answer
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Ethical Appeal
When an audience identifies with and trusts the speaker
When a speaker listens well
When someone is ethical
Wearing the right clothe for a party
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Hearing/Acquiring
The physical process of receiving sound
Reacting to something that you heard
Receiving information so that you can analyze it
A physical and psychological process of receiving sound
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Stereotype
A type of stereo
A real depiction of a person or place
A way of describing people in a group
An over-simplified opinion or attitude or mental picture
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Name calling
Making someone fear you
Attaching a label to someone, usually negative
Calling someone in a crowd
Calling someone by their name
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Passive Listening
Participating in a conversation but not attending
Listening quietly and responding quietly
Not participating actively in the communication process
Listening using headphones or earphones
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Active Listening
listening to comprehend ideas and information
the physical process of receiving sound
participating fully in the communication process
listening to simply enjoy a message
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Hasty Generalization
Drawing a conclusion with very little evidence
Drawing a conclusion quickly because time is limited
Making a conclusion because you are annoyed
Always being on the run
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Persuasion
Speaking quietly when someone else is speaking
Speaking in another language to impress your parents
Using violence to make someone do something
Using language to influence thoughts and behaviour
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Critical and Informative Listening
Not active in the listening process
Listening to comprehend an idea so you can reach a goal
Listening to make constructive criticism of what was said
Participating in a communication process
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Faulty Listening
Not understanding what you just heard
Having hearing disabilities that require a hearing aid
Pretending you are listening but not really listening
Listening to comprehend
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Pathos
Using emotion to persuade
Using credibility to persuade
Using money to persuade
Using logic to persuade
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Empathic Listening
Listening to make a relationship better
Consciously listening to something
Telepathic listening abilities
Listening to your mind
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Celebrity Endorsements
When the audience identifies with the speaker
The appeal when a celebrity supports a product or service
When celebrities are on the cover of a magazine
When a celebrity says a product is bad
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Buzzwords
How wasps talk to each other
Words that produce instant reactions usually positive
How bees talk to each other
Words that are whispered between friends
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Deliberative Listening
Listening to a judge on television
Understanding what you hear
Listening to enjoy a speaker's language
Listening to evaluate a message and decide what is best.
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Understanding
Explaining something so someone understands it
Listening to make a relationship better
Mental process of decoding a message and giving it meaning
Being friendly to all people
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Glittering Generalities
Another name for things that glitter
Another name for bandwagoning
Another name for rock bands from the 70s
Another name for buzzwords
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Bandwagoning
Urging to join a movement or crusade because everyone is
Getting people to join a band
Telling everyone that everything is okay
Playing music on a wagon with a big band
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Statistic
an item of information found on the internet
an item of information presented as a number
an item of information in a book
an item of information that I know from personal experience
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Responding/Remembering
Internal, emotional, and intellectual reaction to a message
The physical process of listening and holding information
Calling someone back if you miss a call
Receiving sound and repeating it
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Listening
Enjoying what you hear
Being able to hear
Creating meaning and responding to symbolic messages
Participating in a conversation
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Logos
Appealing to kids with legos
Using logic to make a point
Being quick
Appealing to emotion
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Ethos
Being quiet when someone speaks
Establishing facts to come to a conclusion
Establishing credibility and trustworthiness to the listener
Joining a speaking club
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Testimonial
A witness in a trial
The history of a place or time period
A false idea about a particular event
An endorsement by someone to draw attention to a cause
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Everyman testimonial
Joining a club
When you hear testimonials every day
When a regular person endorses a product or idea
A testimonial every man can relate to
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Attending
Participating in a conversation but not actually listening
Choosing to listen to verbal or nonverbal stimuli
Reacting to a message inside yourself
Answering a question
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S.P.A.M.
situation, problem, audience, mechanism
shock, persuade, attend, manifest
situation, purpose, audience, method
suspicion, peril, attention, money
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Propaganda
A conversation between two people
A one-sided argument often using faulty logic
Speaking loudly so no one else can speak
An advertisement for new shoes
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Transference
Transferring from one school to another
Moving positive or negative qualities of a thing to another
Transferring your brain to another brain
Changing someone's opinion about you
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Inductive reasoning
Beginning with larger conclusions to reach particular facts
Forcing someone to believe what you do
Listening to your inner voice
Beginning with particular facts to draw larger conclusions
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Appeal to Fear
Making a good trailer for a horror movie
Making people join a movement because everyone is
Making people afraid so that they will avoid something bad
Scaring you just for laughs

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