A listener who keeps turning the topic to himself shows:

1. Shift response is a type of conversational narcissism. 2. The listener turns the topic to himself without sustained interest in others. 3. It is me-oriented. 4. A support response is the opposite: it is an attention-giving method and is we-oriented. 5. Competent communicators are most likely to use the support response. 6. So turning the topic to oneself is a shift response. **Why the other options fail:** - A support response gives attention to the other person, which is the opposite behaviour. - A reflective response mirrors the speaker's feelings. - An active response is not a named type here. _Source: Wikipedia, "Active listening", section "Shift response" (revision 1373877374)_