Personal Listening Assessment

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Please complete prior to Day 2, Friday, June 9th.

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Question 1: How often do you find yourself interrupting others before they have finished speaking?

Always Interrupt

Often Interrupt

Sometimes Interrupt

Rarely Interrupt

Never Interrupt

Question 2: How often do you find your mind wandering during a conversation?

Always wander

Often wander

Sometimes wander

Rarely wander

Never wander

Question 3: How often do you ask questions to clarify information or to better understand someone's point of view?

Never ask questions

Rarely ask questions

Sometimes ask questions

Often ask questions

Always ask questions

Question 4: How often do you use non-verbal cues (such as nodding, making eye contact, or leaning forward) to show that you are actively listening to someone?

Never use non-verbal cues

Rarely use non-verbal cues

Sometimes use non-verbal cues

Often use non-verbal cues

Always use non-verbal cues

Question 5: How often do you find yourself formulating a response before the other person has finished speaking?

Always formulate response early

Often formulate response early

Sometimes formulate response early

Rarely formulate response early

Never formulate response early

Question 6: How often do you find yourself judging the other person's point of view instead of listening to what they have to say?

Always judge the other person

Often judge the other person

Sometimes judge the other person

Rarely judge the other person

Never judge the other person

Question 7: How often do you make an effort to paraphrase what the other person has said to ensure that you have understood them correctly?

Never paraphrase

Rarely paraphrase

Sometimes paraphrase

Often paraphrase

Always paraphrase

Question 8: How often do you actively seek out opportunities to listen to other people's perspectives, even when you may not agree with them?

Never seek out opportunities

Rarely seek out opportunities

Sometimes seek out opportunities

Often seek out opportunities

Always seek out opportunities

Question 9: How often do you allow the other person to speak without interrupting or trying to steer the conversation in a particular direction?

Never allow the other person to speak uninterrupted

Rarely allow the other person to speak uninterrupted

Sometimes allow the other person to speak uninterrupted

Often allow the other person to speak uninterrupted

Always allow the other person to speak uninterrupted

Question 10: How often do you reflect on your listening skills and actively work to improve them?

Never reflect on listening skills

Rarely reflect on listening skills

Sometimes reflect on listening skills

Often reflect on listening skills

Always reflect on listening skills

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