Behaviors that appear to look like listening but are, in fact, counterproductive to good listening are called ___________ listening styles.
A) counterintuitive
B) counterfeit
C) imposter
D) deceptive

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Counterfeit listening refers to behaviors that mimic actual listening but do not involve genuine engagement or understanding, thus being counterproductive to effective communication.

Behaviors That Appear to Look Like Listening but Are, in Fact