Module 6-Unit 2-Activity 3

I anticipate what people will say next as they are speaking.

I’m constantly judging the merit of what people say from the very first sentence

I discount what other people say, if they don’t agree with my opinions and values.

I rarely pay attention to people’s nonverbal cues (such as body language and facial expressions).

I let my biases and opinions affect my ability or willingness to listen to what some people say.

I prepare what I’m going to say in response while the other person is talking.

I often interrupt people to speed along a conversation or to inject my opinion

If I disagree with people, I interrupt them immediately to set the record straight.

Most of the time, I am ready with an response right when the other person stops talking

If the other person is long winded or boring, I stop listening

When I stop paying attention to someone, I try to look like I’m listening anyway.

When I know what people are going to say, I don’t wait for them to finish, but answer right away.