An ultimate requirement of listening for information is that the listener
A)is judgmental.
B)takes copious notes.
C)avoids focusing on nonverbal cues.
D)is able to separate fact from fiction and humor from seriousness.

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To effectively listen for information, it is important to be able to distinguish between factual information and opinions, as well as to identify the tone of the conversation, which includes recognizing when someone is being serious or humorous. This requires being able to separate fact from fiction and humor from seriousness. Being judgmental can hinder information gathering and taking copious notes may not be necessary in all situations, but being able to avoid focusing on nonverbal cues is not necessary for effective listening.

An Ultimate Requirement of Listening for Information Is That the Listener