Multiple Choice
When listeners are focused on their own needs rather than those of the speaker,the message is about them.When the speaker has difficulty sustaining the conversation about anything other than the listener's ideas and stories the problem is called
A) information overload.
B) emotional noise.
C) conversational narcissism.
D) criticizing the speaker.
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