Question

multiple choice question pretending to pay attention when someone is talking, even though you are not really listening, is called ______. pseudolistening information overload distracted listening glazing over

Explanation:

Pseudolistening is defined as feigning attention to a speaker while not actually processing their message. Information overload refers to being overwhelmed by too much information, distracted listening is when attention is split away from the speaker, and glazing over is an involuntary lapse in attention, not intentional pretending.

Answer:

A. pseudolistening