Comprehensive listening is the first level of listening in which Wolvin and Coakley account for nonverbal effects on a message.

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Comprehensive listening is not the first level; rather, it is one of several types of listening that focuses on understanding and interpreting the message's content, not specifically on nonverbal effects. The first level of listening according to some models is often considered to be "discriminative listening," which involves distinguishing between different sounds and verbal and nonverbal cues.

Comprehensive Listening Is the First Level of Listening in Which