alleryBarthes' levels of listening are alerting, deciphering and:
ARepeating
BUnderstanding
CRecording
DRehearsing
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Understanding
1. Barthes described listening on three levels.
2. Alerting detects environmental sound cues.
3. Deciphering detects patterns in sounds.
4. Understanding is knowing how what one says will affect another.
**Why not the others:** Repeating, recording and rehearsing are not levels in Barthes' account.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Listening", section "Process of listening" (revision 1373457535)_
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