When you are attempting to understand the beliefs and perspectives of other religions, you are engaged in:
A) intra-personal listening
B) interpersonal listening
C) interfaith listening
D) disengaged listening

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Interfaith listening is the act of attempting to understand the beliefs and perspectives of other religions. Intra-personal listening refers to listening to one's own thoughts and feelings, while interpersonal listening refers to listening to another person in a one-on-one conversation. Disengaged listening is not a recognized term in the field of communication or listening.

When You Are Attempting to Understand the Beliefs and Perspectives