Listening to and trying to get down every single point and fact a speaker shares is typical of:
A) Environmental listening distractions
B) Medium distractions
C) Factual diversion
D) Semantic diversion

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Factual diversion refers to the tendency to focus too much on individual details and facts, often at the expense of understanding the larger message or context of what's being said. This can lead to missing important points and ideas that are critical to fully grasping the speaker's message.

Listening to and Trying to Get Down Every Single Point