An active listener also looks for what, besides spoken words?
ABackground noise in the room
BNonverbal messages from the speaker
CErrors in the speaker's grammar
DMistakes in pronunciation only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Nonverbal messages from the speaker
1. Active listening aims at the full meaning of what is said.
2. So the listener watches for nonverbal messages and subtext.
3. Spelling is irrelevant to spoken exchange.
_Source: Wikipedia, Listening, Active listening_
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