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Which type of listening would be most effective to use if yo…

Which type of listening would be most effective to use if you were listening to a running car engine to help you identify the repair needed?

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The ___________ listening type would be most appropriate to…

The ___________ listening type would be most appropriate to use if your friend is talking to you about how difficult their final exam was.

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In two to three sentences describe the difference between li…

In two to three sentences describe the difference between listening and hearing.

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What are the benefits of listening? (Select all that apply)

What are the benefits of listening? (Select all that apply)

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Which three words best describe listening?

Which three words best describe listening?

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___________ is the intentional focus on hearing a speaker’s…

___________ is the intentional focus on hearing a speaker’s message. 

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In the ____________ stage of listening you are thinking crit…

In the ____________ stage of listening you are thinking critically about the message. 

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Which of the following can create a listening bias against t…

Which of the following can create a listening bias against the speaker?

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Does the following passage contain an argument?  “Man tends…

Does the following passage contain an argument?  “Man tends to increase at a greater rate than his means of subsistence; consequently he is occasionally subject to a severe struggle for existence.” -Charles Darwin, The Descent of Man

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Standardize the argument contained in the following passage…

Standardize the argument contained in the following passage according to Govier’s strategies for standardizing arguments, adding, if necessary, implicit premises and conclusion. To the best of your ability, evaluate the argument using the ARG conditions, justifying your answers fully and following Govier’s guidelines for determining whether the argument is cogent. Suppose aliens came to earth from outer space and put us in cages and started to experiment with us, deliberately contaminating us with painful diseases to find out how soon we would die. We would complain and think they had done us a terrible wrong. Yet we do exactly this to animals less powerful than ourselves, telling ourselves that because these animals are less than human beings, what we do is all right? It’s not. The very same argument applies to both cases.

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