When practicing reflective listening, also called active listening, nurses must remember that:
A) It involves concentration, caring, and commitment.
B) The speaker should try to talk a little faster to save time.
C) They should intentionally focus on the speaker.
D) Both A and C

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Reflective or active listening requires the listener to fully concentrate, understand, respond, and then remember what is being said. It involves concentration, caring, and commitment from the listener (A), and an intentional focus on the speaker (C), making both A and C correct. Talking faster to save time (B) would not facilitate effective communication or understanding in a healthcare setting.

When Practicing Reflective Listening, Also Called Active Listening, Nurses Must