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[sangung611]

1. Many people tend to assume listening is basically the same as hearing- a dangerous misconception that leads to believing that effective listening is instinctive.

2. These levels are not sharply distinct but rather general categories into which people fall they may overlap or interchange, depending on what is happening.

3. As a person moves from Level 3 the least effective to Level 1 the most effective the potential for understanding and retention of what is said and for effective communication increases.

4. This depends on several things the circumstances, their attitudes about the other person, and past experience.

[Mister Micawber]

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It would be better for you to attempt your own homework first, Sangung; then we will be happy to check your work.

(If you have already punctuated these sentences, then I suggest that you review them and had a good bit more punctuation.)
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