Reflecting is the component of active listening which entails:
A)active nonverbal communication.
B)approaching conversations with a judger mind-set.
C)making sure you understand others by frequently paraphrasing what you're hearing.
D)agreeing with everything you hear to ensure goodwill and harmony.
E)expressing your own perspectives and feelings for the benefit of your colleagues.

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Active listening requires that you reflect on the ideas and emotions of others. To make sure you really understand others, you should frequently paraphrase what you're hearing. Good reflecting statements begin with phrases such as, "It sounds as though you think . . ."; "So, you're not happy with . . ."; or "Let me make sure I understand. . . ."

Reflecting Is the Component of Active Listening Which Entails