Listening
A)is an art,not a skill,and cannot be learned.
B)does not require close attention to the sender so multitasking is possible.
C)can be demonstrated to the sender by nonverbal signals like the nod of a head.
D)creates a bond between communicators,but does not increase communication flow or accuracy.

Question

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Nonverbal signals such as nodding of the head, maintaining eye contact, or giving encouraging facial expressions are important indicators to show the sender that the listener is paying attention and understanding the message. The other options are incorrect. Listening is a skill that can be learned through practice and training. Close attention to the sender is crucial for effective listening, and multitasking while listening can lead to distractions and lack of understanding. Listening not only creates a personal bond between communicators but also improves communication flow and accuracy.