After understanding a message, repeating it in your own words is an important part of which communication skill?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: Active listening
Restating a message in one’s own words is called paraphrasing. It requires attention, checking of meaning, and feedback to the speaker, so it is a useful part of active listening. It can reveal misunderstanding before action is taken. Silence alone may show attention but cannot reliably confirm comprehension, while decorative writing and hiding a message are unrelated skills.
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Active listening
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Restating a message in one’s own words is called paraphrasing. It requires attention, checking of meaning, and feedback to the speaker, so it is a useful part of active listening. It can reveal misunderstanding before action is taken. Silence alone may show attention but cannot reliably confirm comprehension, while decorative writing and hiding a message are unrelated skills.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 10 English question. Chapter: First Flight Prose.
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