Listening to a conversation only to find opportunities to talk about yourself and your own experiences is typical of:
A) Content or representational listening
B) Selective listening
C) Egocentric listening
D) Experiential superiority

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Listening only for the purpose of finding opportunities to talk about oneself is egocentric listening. This type of listening is focused solely on oneself and not on the speaker or the conversation.

Listening to a Conversation Only to Find Opportunities to Talk