Question

multiple select question select all that apply what happens during the responding stage of effective listening? the listener gives feedback to the speaker. the speaker responds to little comments and gestures that the listener made while the speaker was talking. the speaker is reassured that the listener was paying attention. the listener responds with words or body language.

Explanation:

The responding stage of effective listening centers on the listener providing signals of engagement and feedback to the speaker. This includes verbal or nonverbal responses, directly giving feedback, and reassuring the speaker that their message was received. The speaker does not lead this stage; the listener is the active party here.

Answer:

A. The listener gives feedback to the speaker.
D. The listener responds with words or body language.
C. The speaker is reassured that the listener was paying attention.