Which of the following is a major type of distraction that obstructs active listening?
A) Assuming that the listener has nothing interesting to say
B) Looking at the speaker most of the time
C) Trying to hear the main points and supporting points
D) Decoding the receiver's feedback

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Assuming that the listener has nothing interesting to say is a major type of distraction because it can cause the listener to tune out the speaker and become disengaged from the conversation. It also creates a negative attitude towards the speaker, which can prevent active listening. The other options are not major types of distractions that obstruct active listening.

Which of the Following Is a Major Type of Distraction